Acknowledgments | |
Introduction | p. 1 |
"Empathy" Enters the Profession of Medicine | p. 19 |
The Gendering of Emphatic Expertise: How Women Physicians Became More Empathic than Men | p. 40 |
Moral Sensibility and Medical Science: Gender, Animal Experimentation, and the Doctor-Patient Relationship | p. 59 |
"I Know Just How You Feel": Empathy and the Problem of Epistemic Authority | p. 77 |
Is Empathy Always "Nice"?: Empathy, Sympathy, and the Psychoanalytic Situation | p. 98 |
Gender Differences in Relational Development: Implications for Empathy in the Doctor-Patient Relationship | p. 113 |
Reconsidering Power in the Clinical Relationship | p. 135 |
Novelist and Character, Doctor and Patient: The Professional Understanding of Other People's Lives | p. 157 |
Listening, Empathy, and Clinical Practice | p. 171 |
Health Care: Is Society Empathic with Women? | p. 189 |
Women Readers, Women Doctors: A Feminist Reader-Response Theory for Medicine | p. 205 |
To Have a Heritage Unique in the Ages: Voices of African American Female Healers | p. 222 |
Special Needs and Affinities of Women Medical Students | p. 237 |
Notes on Contributors | p. 251 |
Index | p. 257 |
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