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Reading Classics in English _ Speaking of Operations by Irvin S. Cobb
"Speaking of Operations" is a humorous essay by Irvin S. Cobb published in 1915. This book is an autobiographical work in which the author wittily describes his own experiences of surgery and hospitalization.
The work humorously describes the anxiety and fear of patients before surgery, various episodes of hospital life, and interactions with doctors and nurses. Cobb shows keen observations about the medical system and hospital culture through his own experiences.
The characteristic of the book is that it sublimates serious medical experiences into humor. The author comically expresses his pain and discomfort, but does not lose his gratitude and human understanding for the medical staff.
In particular, this work also has historical value as it allows us to glimpse the medical reality of the early 20th century in America. It vividly records the surgical methods, hospital systems, and doctor-patient relationships of the time.
"Speaking of Operations" is evaluated as a work that humorously captures human vulnerability and the process of recovery beyond an individual's surgical experience, and is considered one of Cobb's representative works.
Summary
"Speaking of Operations--" by Irvin S. Cobb is a humorous account written in the early 20th century. The book is a personal narrative that explores the experiences and peculiarities surrounding medical operations. Through his engaging storytelling, Cobb offers insights into the world of surgery, medical professionals, and the societal impact of surgical procedures during his time. In this reflective and comedic piece, the author recounts his own adventure of undergoing a surgical operation, infused with wit and an observational lens on human behavior. Cobb describes his interactions with various doctors, the intricacies of diagnoses, and the chaotic yet routine environment of a hospital. Using his trademark humor, he shares anecdotes about patients' conversations revolving around their operations?their fears, experiences, and the way such experiences become central topics of discussion in social situations. Throughout the narrative, Cobb not only highlights the farcical nature of medical practices but also reveals a profound respect for the medical profession, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of life, health, and the human condition.
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Speaking of Operations