Greatrakes the Stroker: The Interpretations of His Contemporaries
secondary literature · 1982
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SUMMARY
Peer-reviewed history-of-science journal article (companion to Steneck 1982 in the same Isis issue, same title format) examining how Greatrakes's 17th-century contemporaries interpreted his cures. Identifier (DOI 10.1086/352968) confirmed directly against the Crossref record: Kaplan, Isis, vol. 73, issue 2, pp. 178-185, published June 1982. Full text is paywalled and was not read beyond bibliographic metadata; this case does not attribute any specific interpretive conclusion to this article and cites it only as general background, alongside the primary-source pamphlets (Greatrakes's own letter, Stubbe's rival account) that directly establish contemporary disagreement in this case's own prose.
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Confirmed via Crossref metadata lookup (title, author, journal, volume/issue/pages, and publication date all match the citation above). Full text is paywalled and was not read beyond this bibliographic metadata; the contemporary disagreement this case describes (Greatrakes’s divine-gift account versus Stubbe’s rival “physicall discourse”) is independently established by the primary-source pamphlets themselves, separately cited in this case, not by this article’s unread content.