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Suffering for science

Pages
208
Published
2005
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the historical and social dimensions of science and the human body in 19th-century United States. It delves into how scientific understanding and societal views shaped experiences related to the body during this period. The work examines the intersection of scientific inquiry, social norms, and individual experiences within a historical context.

About the author

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Rebecca M. Herzig

Rebecca M. Herzig is a historian of science who writes about the intersection of technology and the human body. She is best known for Plucked, a social history of hair removal in America. Her work