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CMLT 4444
Submitted by set27604 on Thu, 08/10/2017 - 8:18am
Literature and Medicine
3 hours
Issues of immediate interest to future doctors and psychologists and to anyone concerned with the role of medicine in modern life: empathy, illness, suffering, death, dialogue, relationships, and the power of the human story. The medium is literature and art, but the aim is interdisciplinary: a way to reinsert humanist understanding into a primarily scientific worldview.
