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Pain: Metaphor, body, and culture in Anglo-American societies between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries
- Bourke, Joanna
The story of pain: from prayer to painkillers
Phantom suffering: amputees, stump pain and phantom sensations in modern Britain
What is pain? A history: the Prothero Lecture
Wartime rape: the politics of making visible
Why history hurts
Killing in a posthuman world: the philosophy and practice of critical military history
Police surgeons and victims of rape: cultures of harm and care
Gender roles in killing zones
Pain, sympathy and the medical encounter between the mid eighteenth and the mid twentieth centuries
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