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House of God von Samuel Shem (2010, Taschenbuch)

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Titel: The House of God, Einband: Taschenbuch, Autor: Samuel Shem, Verlag: Penguin LLC US, Sprache: Englisch, Seiten: 432, Maße: 206x138x25 mm, Gewicht: 342 g, Verkäufer: BuchWeltWeit, Schlagworte: Amerikanische Belletristik / Roman, Erzählung Arzt / Roman, Erzählung Englische Bücher / Belletristik / Roman, Erzählung FICTION / Medical literary fiction black comedy doctor doctor books med school gifts funny doctor gifts doctor gifts med student gift gifts for medical students medical dark humor satire medical residency doctors in training medical fiction medicine doctors physician harvard medical school med school health care system hospitals emergency room healthcare ER medical books books about doctors books for med students books for doctors cutting for stone abraham verghese medical school atul gawande funny gifts.

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By turns heartbreaking, hilarious, and utterly human, The House of God is a mesmerizing and provocative novel about what it really takes to become a doctor. "The raunchy, troubling, and hilarious novel that turned into a cult phenomenon. Singularly compelling…brutally honest."-The New York Times Struggling with grueling hours and sudden life-and-death responsibilities, Basch and his colleagues, under the leadership of their rule-breaking senior resident known only as the Fat Man, must learn not only how to be fine doctors but, eventually, good human beings. A phenomenon ever since it was published, The House of God was the first unvarnished, unglorified, and uncensored portrait of what training to become a doctor is truly like, in all its terror, exhaustion and black comedy. With more than two million copies sold worldwide, it has been hailed as one of the most important medical novels ever written. With an introduction by John Updike