“This is a topic that has not been previously addressed head-on, resulting in a fresh view of how novelists such as Gaskell, Dickens, and especially George Eliot are in dialogue with the medical case history.” —Lawrence Rothfield, associate professor of English and comparative literature, University of Chicago

 

 

 

“Revising the Clinic is a compelling account of clinical realism in nineteenth-century Britain. Meegan Kennedy is deserving of special commendation for her highly readable project that is theoretically sophisticated while also being virtually jargon-free.” —Maria Frawley, associate professor of English, George Washington University