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James Bradley
James Bradley
Lecturer in the History of Medicine, University of Melbourne
Verified email at unimelb.edu.au
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Written on the body: The tattoo in European and American history
J Caplan
Princeton University Press, 2000
4182000
Body commodification? Class and tattoos in Victorian Britain
J Bradley
Written on the body: The tattoo in European and American History, 136-55, 2000
972000
Representing convicts: new perspectives on convict forced labour migration
I Duffield, J Bradley
(No Title), 1997
921997
Research note: The founders and survivors project
J Bradley, R Kippen, H Maxwell-Stewart, J McCalman, S Silcot
The History of the Family 15 (4), 467-477, 2010
402010
Embodied explorations: Investigating convict tattoos and the transportation system
J Bradley, H Maxwell-Stewart
Representing convicts: New perspectives on convict forced labour migration …, 1997
301997
Medicine on the margins?: Hydropathy and orthodoxy in Britain, 1840–60
J Bradley
Plural Medicine, Tradition and Modernity, 1800-2000, 33-53, 2002
192002
Evaluation of a tertiary sustainability experiential learning program
GR Browne, H Bender, J Bradley, A Pang
International journal of sustainability in higher education 21 (4), 699-715, 2020
142020
“Darwin’s delay”: a reassessment of the evidence
RD Buchanan, J Bradley
Isis 108 (3), 529-552, 2017
122017
Matters of priority: Herbert Mayo, Charles Bell and discoveries in the nervous system
J Bradley
Medical History 58 (4), 564-584, 2014
102014
From Slavery to Servitude: The Australian Exile of Elizabeth and Constance
J Bradley, C Pybus
Journal of Australian Colonial History 9, 29-50, 2007
92007
Convict tattoos: Tales of freedom and coercion
H Maxwell-Stewart, J Bradley
Field, M. & Millett, T. eds, 1998
91998
The disputed discovery of facial and trigeminal nerve function: revisiting the contributions of Herbert Mayo and Charles Bell
ML Carlson, J Bradley, JJ Van Gompel, RS Tubbs
Otology & Neurotology 38 (9), 1376-1381, 2017
62017
Alexander and the Mother of Invention
J Bradley, H Maxwell-Stewart
Chain Letters: Narrating Convict Lives, 190-200, 2001
62001
The Colonel and the slave girls: life writing and the logic of history in 1830s Sydney
J Bradley
Journal of social history 45 (2), 416-435, 2011
52011
Representing Convicts: New perspectives on convict forced labour migration
H Maxwell-Stewart, I Duffield, J Bradley
Leicester University Press, 1997
51997
‘A certain instability of mind’: Herbert Mayo, 1796–1852, Surgeon and Physiologist
J Bradley
Journal of Medical Biography 25 (2), 122-130, 2017
22017
Carin Berkowitz, Charles Bell and the Anatomy of Reform
J Bradley
Social History of Medicine 30 (2), 461-462, 2017
2017
Introduction: Australian Archaeologies and the Tree of Knowledge
I Duffield, J Bradley
Australian Studies 8, 2015
2015
Introduction:‘Looking Awry’at Identities–Possible Directions for Australian Studies
J Bradley
Australian Studies 8, 2015
2015
Royal ambitions: Creative writing and the Secret Rules of Courtship in the Medical Humanities
J Bradley, SB Smith
TEXT 19 (1), 1-15, 2015
2015
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