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My name is Miriam Posner, and I coordinate and teach in the Digital Humanities program at the University of California, Los Angeles. You can read more about me here.Archives
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- "What Are All the PhDs?" is kind of oddly titled, but it tracks cool people doing cool stuff with their PhDs, so yay. http://t.co/qOs1k59QjO 2 hours ago
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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Depth Perception: Surgical Film and the Problem of Anatomical Legibility
Jacob Sarnoff (1886–1961) was a pioneering physician-filmmaker. He was an early and enthusiastic proponent of using film to educate new physicians and demonstrate surgical procedures. He made hundreds of films, some of which survive in the archives of the National … Continue reading
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Tagged Cinema Studies, Dissection, history of medicine, Jacob Sarnoff, New Orleans, Surgery
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