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- Lincoln in the Bardo in the Bardo/ by Russell Teagarden
  
  Russell Teagarden is an Editor of the NYU Literature Arts and Medicine Database and helped lead the Medical Humanities elective at the School of Medicine this past winter. In this
  
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- Reading Lolita in Residency
  
  Howard Trachtman, MD
  Department of Pediatrics
  NYU School of Medicine
  
  Throughout history, reading books has often been viewed with deep suspicion by figures in authority. The Dominican priest Girolamo Savonarola collected and publically
  
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- The Knick by Gregory Clark
  
  “The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same”
  
  When I first watched The Knick two years ago, it seemed like a show about the past and the rapid pace
  
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- Posthumous Portraiture Exhibit at the Folk Art Museum
  
  By Gabriel Redel-Traub
  
  There is something eerie about walking into the Folk Art Museum’s posthumous portraiture exhibit. The last line of the introductory panel to the exhibit reads: “We cannot help
  
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- Learning Empathy through Chekhov
  
  Guy Glass, MD, MFA, Clinical Assistant Professor
  Center for Medical Humanities, Compassionate Care and Bioethics
  Stony Brook School of Medicine
  
  I am a psychiatrist who writes plays and has several professional productions and
  
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- Richard Selzer and Ten Terrific Tales
  
  Richard Selzer and Ten Terrific Tales
  by Tony Miksanek, MD
  Family Physician and Author, Raining Stethoscopes
  
  If there were a Medical Humanities Hall of Fame, physician-writer Richard Selzer (1928-2016) would be a first-ballot
  
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- Rx: Literature | A Reading to Celebrate Bellevue Literary Review’s 30th Issue
  
  PLEASE JOIN US Monday, May 16th | 6pm
  Bellevue Hospital, 462 First Avenue at 28th St. – Chapel Hall
  
  Our readers:
  
  Sonni Aun had the great fortune of growing up all over the
  
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- States of Grace: From Doctor to Patient and Back Again
  
  Katie Grogan, DMH, MA and Tamara Prevatt, MA,
  Master Scholars Program in Humanistic Medicine, NYU School of Medicine
  
  Before the accident, Dr. Grace Dammann was a caregiver through and through, in
  
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- NYU Center for Humanities Event Imagining Illness: Pulitzer Prize Winners on Truth and Fact in Narrative David Oshinsky and Paul Harding
  
  By J. Russell Teagarden
  
  On a recent winter’s evening, Pulitzer Prize winners David Oshinsky and Paul Harding appeared together at the NYU Center for Humanities in an event cosponsored by the
  
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- Cortney Davis - When the Nurse Becomes a Patient: A Story in Words and Images
  
  NYU Langone Medical Center welcomed author/painter Cortney Davis to the Smilow gallery for the opening of “When the Nurse Becomes a Patient.” Laura Ferguson’s interview with Ms. Davis appears here.
  
  Exhibition
  
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