The « villainous obstinacy and ugliness » of « a body of facts » : la création du personnage d’Alexis Saint-Martin par son chirurgien, le docteur William BeaumontThe “villainous obstinacy and ugliness” of “a body of facts”: The creation of the character of Alexis Saint-Martin by his surgeon, Doctor William Beaumont

  • Maxime Raymond Bock

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  • Maxime Raymond Bock
    Université de l’Alberta

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Cover of La littérature et les humanités médicales : zones de tension d’une relation problématique, Number 133, 2023, pp. 5-168, Tangence

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