Hippocrates' Woman: Reading the Female Body in Ancient Greece
'King's eye for detail turns an intellectual feast into scintillating entertainment.'-Times Literary Supplement'This is a fine contribution which is interesting whether approached from a localised interest in the history of science or from a broader concern with gender and social change.'-London Review of Books'King provides a scholarly elucidation of the central importance of social and cultural factors in shaping medical practice and, conversely of medical practice in shaping the very definition - and experience - of what it is to be human.'-Sibyl'It will nevertheless appeal to...medical historians and in particular to those wiith an interest in Women's Studies.'-C F Salazar, University of Cambridge