Bodies in transition in the health humanities : representations of corporeality /
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| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
[2020]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : bodies and transitions in the health humanities
- Enlightened wax works : viewing the anatomical woman in the Viennese Josephinum
- Epistemological anxiety : the case of Michel-Anne Drouart
- Charting intersex : intersex life-writing and the medical record
- Narrating sex change in Iran : transsexuality and the politics of documentary film
- Isolated bodies, isolated spaces : anorexia and bulimia in women's autobiographical narratives
- Unseen enemies : neisseria, desire, and bodily discourse
- The Human Papillomavirus vaccination : gendering the rhetorics of immunization in public health discourses
- Bacteriology and modernity : phenomenology, bio-politics, ontology
- Being-in-alien : the trinity of bodies in Prometheus (2012) and Alien : Covenant (2017)
- Embodied transitions in Michel de Montaigne
- Witnessing illness : phenomenology of photographic self portraiture
- Disjunction and relationality in terminal illness writing
- Afterword : representation as a lens : teaching and researching in the health humanities.