Body trauma TV: the new hospital dramas

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Acknowledgements Introduction 1.Genre and Context 2.The Body in Ruins: Action and Spectacle 3'See one, do one, teach one': Learning to be a Doctor 4.Men, Women and Patients 5.Playing God 6.Conclusion Bibliography Index

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