Medical Humanities, Ethics, and Disability - One Fellow’s Confession and Transformation

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 21 (2):260-266 (2012)
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In Confessions of a Knife, Richard Selzer gives a candid account of his life as a surgeon, divulging mistakes, regrets, impressions, and emotions in beautiful, metaphorical prose

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