Medical Imagery and Fragmentation : Modernism, Scientific Discourse, and the Mexican/Indigenous Body, 1870-1940s 9780739198292, 9780739198285

This Book marks a time period (1870s-1940s) when Mexican authors writing in English saw themselves as transnational auth

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Medical Imagery and Fragmentation : Modernism, Scientific Discourse, and the Mexican/Indigenous Body, 1870-1940s
9780739198292, 9780739198285

Timothy J. Reiss perceives a new mode of discourse emerging in early seventeenth-century Europe; he believes that this f

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