- 1Contents
- 2Doubtful Character Borne by the Medical Profession
- 3Doctor’s Consciences
- 4The Peculiar People
- 5Recoil of the Dogma of Medical Infallibility on the Doctor
- 6Why Doctors Do Not Differ
- 7The Craze for Operations
- 8Credulity and Chloroform
- 9Medical Poverty
- 10The Successful Doctor
- 11The Psychology of Self-Respect in Surgeons
- 12Are Doctors Men of Science?
- 13Bacteriology as a Superstition
- 14Economic Difficulties of Immunization
- 15The Perils of Inoculation
- 16Doctors and Vivisection
- 17The Primitive Savage Motive
- 18The Higher Motive. The Tree of Knowledge
- 19The Flaw in the Argument
- 20Limitations of the Right to Knowledge
- 21A False Alternative
- 22Our Own Cruelties
- 23The Scientific Investigation of Cruelty
- 24Routine
- 25The Old Line Between Man and Beast
- 26Vivisecting the Human Subject
- 27“The Lie Is a European Power”
- 28An Argument Which Would Defend Any Crime
- 29Thou Art the Man
- 30What the Public Wants and Will Not Get
- 31The Vaccination Craze
- 32Statistical Illusions
- 33The Surprises of Attention and Neglect
- 34Stealing Credit From Civilization
- 35Biometrika
- 36Patient-Made Therapeutics
- 37The Reforms Also Come From the Laity
- 38Fashions and Epidemics
- 39The Doctor’s Virtues
- 40The Doctor’s Hardships
- 41The Public Doctor
- 42Medical Organization
- 43The Social Solution of the Medical Problem
- 44The Future of Private Practice
- 45The Technical Problem
- 46The Latest Theories
The Doctor’s Dilemma: Preface on Doctors
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