Pathologies of Difference
How have colonialism and medicine mediated constructions of racial difference, disease, and health, and how has art been integral to the production of these histories of medicine? Pathologies of Difference maps the ways medicine and race shaped colonial expansion and traces their impact on perceptions of racial difference, disease, and health today.
John Bartholomew. British Empire throughout the world exhibited in one view. 1850. Library of Congress. Copyright/Permissions: Bartholomew, John, and A. Fullarton & Co. British Empire throughout the world exhibited in one view. [S.l., 185] Map. Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division.
“Three Generations”
Colonial Connections: Race and Medicine across Continents
Colonizers’ Medicines
Documentations of Medicinal Plants in the Eighteenth-Century Caribbean
Embodied Entanglements I: The Master’s Tools
Embodied Entanglements II: Hostile Environments
Embodied Entanglements III: Invasive Species
In the House of My Father
More Than an Image: Black Women Healers at the Helm of Modern Gynecology
Pathologies of Difference: An Introduction
The Portrayal of the Native American Medicine Man or Shaman
