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Intro
Contents
Prologue: "Why Don't We Die Daily?"
Part One
1. The Whole on the Verge of Collapse: Physiology's Test
2. The Puzzle of Wounds: Shock and the Body at War
3. The Visible and the Invisible: The Rise and Operationalization of Case Studies, 1915- 1919
Part Two
4. Brain Injury, Patienthood, and Nervous Integration in Sherrington, Goldstein, and Head, 1905- 1934
5. Physiology Incorporates the Psyche: Digestion, Emotions, and Homeostasis in Walter Cannon, 1898- 1932
6. The Organism and Its Environment: Integration, Interiority, and Individuality around 1930
7. Psychoanalysis and Disintegration: W. H. R. Rivers's Endangered Self and Sigmund Freud's Death Drive
Part Three
8. The Political Economy in Bodily Metaphor and the Anthropologies of Integrated Communication
9. Vis medicatrix, or the Fragmentation of Medical Humanism
10. Closure: The Individual
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations and Archives
Notes
Index.
Contents
Prologue: "Why Don't We Die Daily?"
Part One
1. The Whole on the Verge of Collapse: Physiology's Test
2. The Puzzle of Wounds: Shock and the Body at War
3. The Visible and the Invisible: The Rise and Operationalization of Case Studies, 1915- 1919
Part Two
4. Brain Injury, Patienthood, and Nervous Integration in Sherrington, Goldstein, and Head, 1905- 1934
5. Physiology Incorporates the Psyche: Digestion, Emotions, and Homeostasis in Walter Cannon, 1898- 1932
6. The Organism and Its Environment: Integration, Interiority, and Individuality around 1930
7. Psychoanalysis and Disintegration: W. H. R. Rivers's Endangered Self and Sigmund Freud's Death Drive
Part Three
8. The Political Economy in Bodily Metaphor and the Anthropologies of Integrated Communication
9. Vis medicatrix, or the Fragmentation of Medical Humanism
10. Closure: The Individual
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations and Archives
Notes
Index.