No. 11 (2021): Illness, Narrated

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Issue 11 (Summer 2021): "Illness, Narrated," guest edited by Silvia Boide, Benjamin Brendel, Maaike Hommes and Melanie Kreitler

Published: 2021-08-03

_Editorial

Illness, Narrated

Silvia Boide, Benjamin Brendel, Maaike Hommes, Melanie Kreitler
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Preface: Illness, Narrated

The Editorial Team
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_Articles

“Untenanted by any tangible form” Illness, Minorities, and Narrative Masquerades in Contemporary Pandemic Fiction

Birgit Däwes
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Blogging to Let Go Illness Blogging, Mothering and Terminal Cancer

Astrid Joutseno
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Material Shifts Theorizing Endometriosis, Embodiment, and Experimental Art

Emma McKenna
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Through the Eyes of Peter Pan Internalizing Mental Illness via Animation in the Documentary Life, animated

Janin Tscheschel
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The Madwoman in the Cellar Trauma and Gender After Both World Wars — A Field Study of Psychiatric Files

Dagmar Wernitznig
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“You Can’t Combat Nothing” Allie Brosh’s Hyperbole and a Half and Reframing Mental Illness Through Webcomics

Shannon Sandford
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_Essays

The Illness of Narrative Reframing the Question of Limits

Monica Greco , Paul Stenner
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Infectious Diseases in Historical Perspective French Pox versus Venereal Syphilis

Jon Arrizabalaga
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_Perspectives

Quarantined Voices On the Transformative Impact of COVID Narratives at a Time of Crisis

Ann E. Wallace
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Watch Your Back, Girl! The story behind The Dress for the Hunchbacked Girl by poetic designer Kamila Iżykowicz

Kamila Iżykowicz
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