The politics of wounds: military patients and medical power in the First World War

Introduction, Wounded Politics 1. Men in Pain: Triage, Transport and the War Machine 2. Wounds, Experiments, and Ethics: Military Surgery at War 3. Transformations in the Theatre of Dreams: Resuscitation, Anaesthetics, Opportunity, and Patient Agency 4. Provocative Wounds: Sociality and Intimacy in War Hospitals 5. Silent Wounds: Coercion, Brutality, and Resistance in War Hospitals 6. Conclusion Epilogue: Citizen Cripple: The Social and Economic Value of Body Parts Bibliography