Art of Illness: Malingering and Inventing Health Conditions

Author:   Wendy J. Turner (Augusta University, USA)
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Pages:   294
Publication Date:   05 May 2025
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Author:   Wendy J. Turner (Augusta University, USA)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.570kg
ISBN:  

9781032589626


ISBN 10:   1032589620
Pages:   294
Publication Date:   05 May 2025
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
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Introduction: The Bioethics of Malingering, Misrepresentation of Health, and Forensics of Illness Part 1: Conceptualizing Malingering 1. Malingering in Ancient Greece and Rome 2. Form, Fraud, and Performance in Middle English Medical Satire 3. Pathologising Ecstatic Dance: Reflections on Medieval Dansomania and the Love Parade in Berlin, 1996 4. Philosophical Paradoxes of Factitious Disorders Part 2: Historic Cases of Malingering 5. ‘Because she pretended to be pregnant and was not’: Fake Royal Pregnancies in Medieval Scotland 6. Feigning Madness: The Case of William Hawkyns, 1552 London 7. ""A decietfull gypsay [sic]"": Malingering, Performance and Princess Sophia’s ""Fitts"" Part 3: Regulations and Laws Against Malingering 8. Faking It: Thirteenth Century Bolognese Responses to Feigning Leprosy 9. Expertis medicis videatur: Legal Medical Expertise in the Apostolic Chancery’s Assessment of Personal Injury Damages During the Avignon Period (1309–1378) 10. Compensatory Damages and the Construction of Disability in Prenatal Torts. Afterword

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Wendy J. Turner is Professor of History in the Department of History, Anthropology, and Philosophy at Augusta University, where she also holds affiliate professorships in the Center for Bioethics and Health Policy in the Institute for Public and Preventative Health and The Graduate School.

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