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Ann Douglas

Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

Columbia University

Affiliations

Columbia University

P&S

GSA Humanities

GSA English & Comparative Lit

MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

GSA Humanities

P&S

P&S Clinical

PED Cardiology

Ann Douglas is currently serving as a Columbia University Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at Columbia University.

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Columbia University

Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

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Terrible Honesty: Mongrel Manhattan in the 1920s. Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature (1996)

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David S. Reynolds. Italic Faith in Fiction: The Emergence of Religious Literature in America /Italic. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. 1981. Pp. 269. $22.50. The American Historical Review (1982)

Ann Douglas

historyamerican literaturereligious literaturereligious studieschristian practiceliterary historyliteraturehistorical reviewcultural history

Urban Masses and Moral Order in America, 1820-1920. Journal of American History (1979)

Ann DouglasPaul Boyer

historyurban historyurban sociologymoral orderurban massessocial historyurban studiesurban society

The Feminization of American Culture. The New England Quarterly (1977)

historyfeminist studiesamerican studiesgender studiesamerican identityfeminist theory

The Fashionable Diseases: Women's Complaints and Their Treatment in Nineteenth-Century America. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History (1973)

historyfeminist studiesmedicalizationmedical historyinterdisciplinary historysocial historygender studieswomen's studiesfeminist theory

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Ann Douglas

Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

Columbia University

Affiliations

Columbia University

P&S

GSA Humanities

GSA English & Comparative Lit

MS_ACAD-Morningside Academic

GSA Grad School of Arts & Sci

GSA Humanities

P&S

P&S Clinical

PED Cardiology

Ann Douglas is currently serving as a Columbia University Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at Columbia University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Ann Douglas

Columbia University

Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Terrible Honesty: Mongrel Manhattan in the 1920s. Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature (1996)

literary studiesintellectual historyliterary historyliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismcultural history

Ann Douglas

historyamerican literaturereligious literaturereligious studieschristian practiceliterary historyliteraturehistorical reviewcultural history

Urban Masses and Moral Order in America, 1820-1920. Journal of American History (1979)

Ann DouglasPaul Boyer

historyurban historyurban sociologymoral orderurban massessocial historyurban studiesurban society

The Feminization of American Culture. The New England Quarterly (1977)

historyfeminist studiesamerican studiesgender studiesamerican identityfeminist theory

The Fashionable Diseases: Women's Complaints and Their Treatment in Nineteenth-Century America. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History (1973)

historyfeminist studiesmedicalizationmedical historyinterdisciplinary historysocial historygender studieswomen's studiesfeminist theory

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