Vidaurre ACV, Prieto MSE, Vázquez VM

Language: Spanish
References: 9
Page: 269-272
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ABSTRACT

This second part briefly describes the figure of the physician, through the same anthropological approach, and its representation in the human arts in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, we highlight the approaches of both Mexican and other latitudes literature, as well as expressions of physicians in films, and the known Mexican plastic art. We noted criticism more pronounced, perhaps because of greater dehumanization of the physician, but also with attitudes of more recognition to its work.

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