Almost a year has passed since my last post. I could offer an explanation: I was busy (true). I could offer a lament: I’m sorry for creating yet another abandoned social space on the internet (also true). I could promise to atone:…
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Framing a Professional, Medical Identity in Fighting for Life
I’m starting a new research project, one that I hope will lead to a published paper on Fighting for Life, a 1939 autobiography by physician and vanguard public health official Sara Josephine Baker. My first step in this process is presenting my work at…
Tagged with: autobiography, gender, identity, medical humanities, new york city, professional identity, public health, scholarship, writing
Posted in Blogging My Research, Creative Non-Fiction, Lifewriting, Medical Humanities
Posted in Blogging My Research, Creative Non-Fiction, Lifewriting, Medical Humanities
The Ambulant Scholar 