Greatrakes the Stroker: The Interpretations of Historians
secondary literature · 1982
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SUMMARY
Peer-reviewed history-of-science journal article surveying how successive generations of historians have explained Valentine Greatrakes's reported cures (see the title field of this Source entry for the exact article title). Identifier (DOI 10.1086/352967) confirmed directly against the Crossref record: Steneck, Isis, vol. 73, issue 2, pp. 161-177, published June 1982. Companion piece to Kaplan's 'Interpretations of His Contemporaries' in the same issue. 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 on the historiography of the episode.
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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 (University of Chicago Press / JSTOR) and was not read beyond this bibliographic metadata; cited here only for its confirmed bibliographic existence as a companion piece to Kaplan 1982 in the same Isis issue, not for any specific interpretive conclusion.