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HISP 3220 - Medicine, Literature, and Spanish

Description
This course explores a range of literary and cultural texts related to the theory, practice and experience of medicine, health and healing in the early modern Hispanic world. Students will analyze how early Spanish literature impacts our understanding of contemporary health practices and examine how health histories provide insight into racial and ethnic health disparities and general inequities in health care systems. Topics include drug trials, herbalists and apothecaries; health and spiritual practices; gardens and gardeners; diet and food; healer and patients; and race, ethnicity, gender and medicine. The course provides an introduction to the topics of narrative medicine and the health humanities. Course is taught in Spanish.
Recent Professors
Margaret Boyle
Recent Semesters
Spring 2024, Spring 2021
Class Size
16
Credits
1
Usually Offered
TuTh (1 hour 25 minutes), TuTh (1 hour 20 minutes)
Attributes
IP/DPI