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Illness and self in society
Sick Role
Attitude to Health
Health behavior
Sick
History of Medicine
Disease
Interviews
Health
Patients
Social conditions
Psychology
History
Is the way in which we perceive illness a development of the nineteenth century, when the calamitous epidemics of earlier times gave way to the new scourge of tuberculosis? The authors take an extraordinarily wide-ranging and provocative look at illness as a social phenomenon from the Middle Ages to…
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