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... However, I found an article featuring the Victorians that implied an issue never dealt with in length during class. The article written by Bruce Haley with an addition by Lauren Douglass, “Victorians attitudes towards health,” implies how obsessed the Victorians were about health. They adopted the belief that the well-knit body as their model for spiritual health. ... “Total health or wholeness” was the dominant thought as well as believing that the fit body represented superior physical and mental health.
Issues concerning health did come about in the novel Jane Eyre, however it focused on the disadvantages of the health system at the time. ... The health personal called upon in case of emergency at these institutions lacked the experience and decree considered to treat the wealthier population. The novel does not concentrate on the government’s part in relieving any ill harm from its population so I am assuming that the issue of health was not its main concern.
Approximate Word count = 705
Approximate Pages = 2.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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