Medical Encounters: Knowledge and Identity in Early American Literatures
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The conquest and colonization of the Americas resulted in all kinds of exchanges, including the transmission of diseases and the sharing of medicines to treat them. In this book, Kelly Wisecup examines how European settlers, Native Americans, and New World Africans communicated medical knowledge in early America, and how the colonists represented what they learned in their literatures.
Against the prevailing view that colonial texts provide insight only into their writers' perspectives, Wise...
Against the prevailing view that colonial texts provide insight only into their writers' perspectives, Wise...






















