Abstract
This paper intends to survey a portion of the extant scholarship in the field of Medical Humanities and examining its significance to the investigation of clinical training and the humanities. It will likewise review a few works of fiction and non-fiction which narrativize illness from the perspective of the physician and the patient. By investigating the existing literature in the field, the paper seeks to uphold the fact that the intervention of the humanities into the domain of medical sciences has improved and in fact, enriched the field. Medical Humanities is an evolving scholastic discipline, an interdisciplinary field of enquiry that draws on history, politics, literature, cultural theory, drama, bioethics, religion and investigates their interrelationships. It looks to analyze how they can be coordinated for a bigger strategy execution and praxis. This article maintains that, by consolidating the information from each of these fields and coordinating it to clinical practice and humanities and the social sciences can indeed be a worthy move.
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