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Research
Latest papers
A 'prodigious latitude' of words: vocabularies of illness in 18th-century medical treatises and women's writing.
Medical humanities · 2022 · first author
Latest funding
- $60,128
Inuit and Tuniit at Iqaluktuuttiaq: Archaeology as Service / Archaeology as History
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $45,052
Imperial Indispositions: Women Writers, Travel, and Medicine, 1688-1796
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $73,580
Re-Imagining Illness: The British Woman Writer's Medical Knowledge, 1660-1820
SSHRC · 2019 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
A 'prodigious latitude' of words: vocabularies of illness in 18th-century medical treatises and women's writing.
Meek H
Inuit and Tuniit at Iqaluktuuttiaq: Archaeology as Service / Archaeology as History
Principal investigators: Friesen, T. Max
Keywords: Archaeology; Traditional Knowledge; Arctic; Inuit; Inuinnait; Collaborative Archaeology
Imperial Indispositions: Women Writers, Travel, and Medicine, 1688-1796
Principal investigators: Meek, Heather
Keywords: eighteenth-century literature; health humanities; literature and medicine; postcolonial studies; women's writing; narratives of health and illness; medical manuals; travel accounts
Re-Imagining Illness: The British Woman Writer's Medical Knowledge, 1660-1820
Principal investigators: Meek, Heather
Keywords: eighteenth-century British literature; eighteenth-century British medicine; women's writing; medical texts; illness; the body; medical humanities; literature and medicine; women's and gender studies
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