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Purity and Pollution: Gender, Embodiment, and Victorian Medicine

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List of Abbreviations - List of Figures - Introduction - Sanitising Spaces: The Body and the Domestic in Public Health - Female Bodies at Work: Narratives of the 'Old' Nurse and the 'New' Nurse - 'Disciplines of the Flesh': Sexuality, Religion and the Modern Nurse - Pathologising the Practitioner: Puerperal Fever in the 1860s - Feminising Medicine: The Gendered Politics of Health - Dissecting the Feminine: Women Doctors and Dead Bodies in the Late Nineteenth Century - Sterile Bodies: Germs and the Gendered Practitioner - Notes - Bibliography - Index

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