Introduction. Literary and Linguistic Perspectives on Healthcare and Disease: Themes and Trends from the Eighteenth Century to the Present Girolamo Tessuto, Clark Lawlor, Ilaria Natali, Annalisa Federici 7-12 pdf
Constructing Scholarly Ethos in Non-mainstream Medical Research Writing: Discursive and Linguistic Strategies Girolamo Tessuto 13-26 pdf
“I am at last vanquished by sickness”: The Narrative of Illness and Disability in Mary Darby Robinson’s Letters Valentina Pramaggiore 39-49 pdf
Discourses of Health, Wellbeing, and Sanitation in the Victorian Anti-Vaccination Popular Press: A Corpus-assisted Discourse Analysis of the VicVaDis Corpus Carlotta Fiammenghi 51-67 pdf
The Stigma on “the Tigress-Cub”: Late-Victorian Psychiatric Genetics and Wilkie Collins’ The Legacy of Cain Stefano Rossi 69-79 pdf
Echoes of Krafft-Ebing’s Psychopathia Sexualis in Scientific Periodicals: Sexual and Mental Pathology in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth Century Medical Discourse Annalisa Federici 81-98 pdf
“A volitional interference”: A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Study on Birth Control in Edwardian England Isabella Martini 99-114 pdf
The Doctor-Writer and the Boundaries of Literariness: The Case of Dannie Abse Ilaria Natali 129-142 pdf
