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Lawrence Goldstone: Historical Anatomy


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hi I’m your host Leila 4 watchmojo.com if you like forensic mysteries you’re in

if you like forensic mysteries you’re in

if you like forensic mysteries you’re in for a treat

for a treat

for a treat author Lawrence Goldstone takes us to

author Lawrence Goldstone takes us to

author Lawrence Goldstone takes us to the heart of the anatomy of deception

the heart of the anatomy of deception

the heart of the anatomy of deception his suspense thriller that thrusts

his suspense thriller that thrusts

his suspense thriller that thrusts readers back to 1889 to the operating

readers back to 1889 to the operating

readers back to 1889 to the operating rooms and back alleys of Philly you want

rooms and back alleys of Philly you want

rooms and back alleys of Philly you want to tell us a little bit about how you

to tell us a little bit about how you

to tell us a little bit about how you got interested in medicine my wife and I

got interested in medicine my wife and I

got interested in medicine my wife and I used to ride together and we stopped

used to ride together and we stopped

used to ride together and we stopped because we were running out of dishes

because we were running out of dishes

because we were running out of dishes but we had written three funny memoirs

but we had written three funny memoirs

but we had written three funny memoirs about people who collect all the books

about people who collect all the books

about people who collect all the books and afterwards we wanted to do something

and afterwards we wanted to do something

and afterwards we wanted to do something a little bit different and we saw a

a little bit different and we saw a

a little bit different and we saw a movie called the Red Violin which is

movie called the Red Violin which is

movie called the Red Violin which is cool Canadian film about a violent gets

cool Canadian film about a violent gets

cool Canadian film about a violent gets passed down through a series of really

passed down through a series of really

passed down through a series of really interesting owners and we said wouldn’t

interesting owners and we said wouldn’t

interesting owners and we said wouldn’t that be an interesting story to find a

that be an interesting story to find a

that be an interesting story to find a book that had been passed down through a

book that had been passed down through a

book that had been passed down through a bunch of interesting owners and nobody

bunch of interesting owners and nobody

bunch of interesting owners and nobody could think of one and eventually he

could think of one and eventually he

could think of one and eventually he went to the New York Public Library and

went to the New York Public Library and

went to the New York Public Library and a woman turned us on to a man named

a woman turned us on to a man named

a woman turned us on to a man named Michael Servetus who was a 16th century

Michael Servetus who was a 16th century

Michael Servetus who was a 16th century genius who was a physician and he was a

genius who was a physician and he was a

genius who was a physician and he was a theologian he’s a founder of

theologian he’s a founder of

theologian he’s a founder of Unitarianism he’s just a remarkable

Unitarianism he’s just a remarkable

Unitarianism he’s just a remarkable figure and he in turn his works were

figure and he in turn his works were

figure and he in turn his works were collected by William Osler the more we

collected by William Osler the more we

collected by William Osler the more we studied Osler the more we realized that

studied Osler the more we realized that

studied Osler the more we realized that we had somebody who was equally

we had somebody who was equally

we had somebody who was equally fascinating

it’s trying to work an interesting fun

it’s trying to work an interesting fun story a pagesturning story I did my job

story a pagesturning story I did my job

story a pagesturning story I did my job into something where there’s a real

into something where there’s a real

into something where there’s a real issue in love writing is also an

issue in love writing is also an

issue in love writing is also an artistic pursuit what was it like

artistic pursuit what was it like

artistic pursuit what was it like balancing artistic expression with the

balancing artistic expression with the

balancing artistic expression with the use of historical and scientific data

use of historical and scientific data

use of historical and scientific data when you’re writing nonfiction history

when you’re writing nonfiction history

when you’re writing nonfiction history you can’t say well how would this person

you can’t say well how would this person

you can’t say well how would this person have acted in this circumstance but in

have acted in this circumstance but in

have acted in this circumstance but in this I could really do that I could take

this I could really do that I could take

this I could really do that I could take William Laughlin and I could say well

William Laughlin and I could say well

William Laughlin and I could say well here is a man who has expressed these

here is a man who has expressed these

here is a man who has expressed these points of view

points of view

points of view how would he behave when faced with

how would he behave when faced with

how would he behave when faced with these sets of challenges the result was

these sets of challenges the result was

these sets of challenges the result was I came away knowing more about the

I came away knowing more about the

I came away knowing more about the period that I would have had I written a

period that I would have had I written a

period that I would have had I written a straight line fiction piece the anatomy

straight line fiction piece the anatomy

straight line fiction piece the anatomy of deception looks at pretty specific

of deception looks at pretty specific

of deception looks at pretty specific turning points in modern medicine so

turning points in modern medicine so

turning points in modern medicine so what parallels can we grasp with

what parallels can we grasp with

what parallels can we grasp with contemporary medicine in 1883 which is

contemporary medicine in 1883 which is

contemporary medicine in 1883 which is six years before the book was sent The

six years before the book was sent The

six years before the book was sent The Moth the foremost anatomist in America

Moth the foremost anatomist in America

Moth the foremost anatomist in America was indicted for despoiling graves

was indicted for despoiling graves

was indicted for despoiling graves because autopsy was illegal and he

because autopsy was illegal and he

because autopsy was illegal and he almost went to jail and they passed an

almost went to jail and they passed an

almost went to jail and they passed an Anatomy Act understanding that you

Anatomy Act understanding that you

Anatomy Act understanding that you weren’t going to stop on top see that

weren’t going to stop on top see that

weren’t going to stop on top see that you maybe should manage change a little

you maybe should manage change a little

you maybe should manage change a little bit right now we’re dealing with the

bit right now we’re dealing with the

bit right now we’re dealing with the same thing with things like cloning if

same thing with things like cloning if

same thing with things like cloning if history has shown us anything is that

history has shown us anything is that

history has shown us anything is that human beings have this insatiable need

human beings have this insatiable need

human beings have this insatiable need to find out and somebody is going to

to find out and somebody is going to

to find out and somebody is going to clone a human being it isn’t a question

clone a human being it isn’t a question

clone a human being it isn’t a question of whether we can decide whether or not

of whether we can decide whether or not

of whether we can decide whether or not someone will do it but when someone does

someone will do it but when someone does

someone will do it but when someone does it and the way it’s done can we manage

it and the way it’s done can we manage

it and the way it’s done can we manage change in terms of things that make life

change in terms of things that make life

change in terms of things that make life better all I can say is if you ask

better all I can say is if you ask

better all I can say is if you ask someone from the 16th century about the

someone from the 16th century about the

someone from the 16th century about the 20th the 20th century 21st century and

20th the 20th century 21st century and

20th the 20th century 21st century and discussed some of the changes they would

discussed some of the changes they would

discussed some of the changes they would say well this is a violation this is

say well this is a violation this is

say well this is a violation this is against God there was a strong feeling

against God there was a strong feeling

against God there was a strong feeling in earlier centuries you shouldn’t cure

in earlier centuries you shouldn’t cure

in earlier centuries you shouldn’t cure disease because disease was God’s will

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