"Shackle-Breakers" and "Adventure-Makers": Fantasies of the US West at Oregon Health and Science University.

For the University of Oregon Medical School (later known as Oregon Health and Science University [OHSU]) the West was a frontier and a wilderness.[1] The video starts with a wide panning shot over Mount Hood. In the 1970s the Department of Radiology at Oregon Health and Science University produced a...

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Publicado en:Western American Literature Vol. 58; no. 1; pp. 29 - 47
Autor principal: Pierce, Pamela
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Publicado: Western Literature Association Spring2023
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