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Healing Arts in Dialogue Medicine and Literature JOANNE TRAUTMANN Southern Illinois University Press Carbondale and Edwardsville 1981

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title	:	Healing Arts in Dialogue : Medicine and Literature Report of the Institute On Human Values in Medicine ; #15
author	:	Banks, Joanne Trautmann
publisher	:	Southern Illinois University Press
isbn10 | asin	:	0809310287
print isbn13	:	9780809310289
ebook isbn13	:	9780585029870
language	:	English
subject	Literature and medicine--Congresses.
publication date	:	1981
lcc	:	PN56.M38H4eb
ddc	:	801/.9
subject	:	Literature and medicine--Congresses.

MEDICAL HUMANITIES SERIES Glen W. Davidson, Editor Editorial Board George J. Agich Charles E. Begley Elizabeth Dawson-Saunders Richard Dayringer Theodore R. LeBlang Norma A. Wylie Editorial Assistants Linda T. Keldermans Erin L. Stewart Administrative Assistant M. Lynne Cleverdon Medical Humanities is a series of books devoted to the publication of original or out-of-print materials relating to perceptions the humanities can bring to clinical practice and health care. In this way, the series also serves to promote communication between clinicians, humanists, and the general public. The series is a project of the Department of Medical Humanities at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in Springfield.

Published by Southern Illinois University Press in cooperation with the Institute on Human Values in Medicine of the Society for Health and Human Values This is Report #15 of the Institute on Human Values in Medicine, funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Copyright 1982, Society for Health and Human Values All rights reserved Second printing, December 1983 Feffer and Simons, Inc., London Manufactured in the United States of America Designed by Quentin Fiore Production supervised by Richard Neal Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Main entry under title: Healing arts in dialogue. (Medical humanities series) (Report of the Institute on Human Val ues in Medicine; #15) Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Literature and medicineCongresses. I. Trautmann, Joanne. II. Series. III. Series: Report of the Institute on Human Val ues in Medicine; #15. PN56.M38H4 80I'.98I-8964 ISBN 0-8093-1028-7AACR2

The great power of art is to transform, renovate, activate. If there is a relationship between art and healing it is that. Denise Levertov Meeting Five

Institute On Human Values In Medicine Board of Directors EDMUND D. PELLEGRINO, M.D., Chairman President Professor of Philosophy and Biology The Catholic University of America Washington, D.C. SAMUEL A. BANKS, Ph.D. President Dickinson College Carlisle, Pennsylvania CHESTER R. BURNS, M.D., Ph.D. Rockwell Professor The Institute for the Medical Humanities The University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston, Texas LARRY R. CHURCHILL, Ph.D. Assistant Professor School of Medicine University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina (President, Society for Health and Human Values, 19801981) MARY I. STEPHENS, Ph.D. Associate Director Office of Government Affairs The Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland PROFESSOR E. A. VASTYAN Chairman Department of Humanities College of Medicine The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Pennsylvania State University Hershey, Pennsylvania JOSEPH M. WHITE, M.D. Executive Director of Physician Education St. Paul Hospital Dallas, Texas RICHARD M. ZANER, Ph.D. Easterwood Professor of Philosophy Chairman, Department of Philosophy Southern Methodist University Dallas, Texas Staff RONALD W. MCNEUR, Ph.D Executive Director of the Institute Executive Director, Society for Health and Human Values THOMAS K. MCELHINNEY, Ph.D. Director of Programs Institute on Human Values in Medicine A. MYRVIN DELAPP, D.H.L. Fiscal Agent, Society for Health and Human Values Treasurer, United Ministries in Education

Contents Foreword ix Acknowledgments xiii Prologue: Dramatis Personae xv Meeting One: Exposition

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