Series Editors: Kate Crassons & Lorenzo Servitje
Studies in Health Humanities explores the fraught, often deeply ideological, lineaments of health and its proxies. This series investigates the past and present workings of health in situated contexts including local or global spaces, public or private systems, virtual or digital realms, and political intimacies.
This new series welcomes research from scholars at any stage in their career working in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. We seek projects that reflect the diversity of topics, issues, and communities that comprise—or invent new futures for—the field of health humanities broadly conceived.
Editorial Board
Michael Blackie, Associate Professor of Health Humanities, Department of Medical Education, College of Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago
Kate Crassons, Director, Lehigh University Press, Associate Professor, Department of English, Lehigh University
Erin Gentry Lamb, Carl F. Asseff MD, MBA, JD, Designated Professor in Medical Humanities, Department of Bioethics, School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University
Lorenzo Servitje, Associate Professor, Department of English, Director of Health, Medicine & Society Program, Lehigh University
Ally Peabody Smith, Assistant Professor, Department of Population Health, Lehigh University
Shelley Wall, Associate Professor and Associate Director, Master of Science in Biomedical Communications, University of Toronto Mississauga
