Wounds in the Middle Ages

Introduction Wounds in the Middle Ages, Anne Kirkham, Cordelia Warr; Part I A Medical Overview; Chapter 1 The Management of Military Wounds in the Middle Ages, Jon Clasper; Part II Miraculous Wounds and Miraculous Healing; Chapter 2 Changing Stigmata, Cordelia Warr; Chapter 3 Miracle and Medicine: Conceptions of Medical Knowledge and Practice in Thirteenth-Century Miracle Accounts, Louise Elizabeth Wilson; Part III The Broken Body and the Broken Soul; Chapter 4 The Solution of Continuous Things: Wounds in Late Medieval Medicine and Surgery, Karine van't Land; Chapter 5 Medicine for the Wounded Soul, M.K.K. Yearl; Part IV Wounds as Signifiers for Romance Man and Civil Man; Chapter 6 Christ's Wounds and the Birth of Romance, Hannah Priest; Chapter 7 Wounding in the High Middle Ages: Law and Practice, Jenny Benham; partV Wound Surgery in the Fourteenth Century; Chapter 8 Medicines for Surgical Practice in Fourteenth-Century England: The Judgement against John le Spicer, Ian Naylor; Chapter 9 The Medical Crossbow from Jan Yperman to Isaack Koedijck, Maria Patijn; partVI the Modern Imagination; Chapter 10 The Bright Side of the Knife: Dismemberment in Medieval Europe and the Modern Imagination, Lila Yawn;