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Book Review: The Unknowable Body by Lisa Jean Moore

Heather Glenny

Childbearing pains in seventeenth-century midwifery manuals by men and women writers

Elizabeth Leemann

Book Review: The Clinical Witness, edited by Nicolas Barnett, Nicholas Chare, and Dominic Williams

Chaim McNamee

Can rewrites of Classical works function as text warnings?

Eleni Anna Bozini

Book Review: Pregnancy in the Victorian Novel (2023) by Livia Arndal Woods

Jiwon Ha
Dancer in wheelchair by the ocean

Grace Under Constraint: Unbound as Health Humanities

Renée K. Nicholson
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Synapsis Journal

Synapsis: A Health Humanities Journal was founded in 2017 by Arden Hegele, a literary scholar, and Rishi Goyal, a physician. Our mission is to develop conversations among diverse people thinking about medical and humanistic ways of knowing, and we see ourselves as a “Department Without Walls” that connects scholars and thinkers from different spheres.

Synapsis has been supported by The Society of Fellows/Heyman Center for the Humanities at Columbia University, the Institute for Comparative Literature and Society at Columbia University, and the GSAS Fellowships in Academic Administration Program at Columbia University.

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