Portraits, People and Things: Richard Mead and Medical Identity

Ludmilla Jordanova

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On peut remercier Porter (R.) d'avoir donne a la medecine britannique du XVIII e siecle un nouvel enchantement, particulierement a travers ses ecrits sur des medecins dont Richard Mead. Il decrit en effet son portrait qui represente pour Porter une chose materielle revelant l'identite d'un medecin

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