10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PATHOGRAPHY»
Discover the use of
pathography in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pathography and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Reconstructing Illness: Studies in
Pathography
Recommended for medical practitioners, the clergy, caregivers, students of popular culture, and the general reader, Reconstructing Illness demonstrates that "only when we hear both the doctor's and the patient's voice will we have a ...
Anne Hunsaker Hawkins, 1999
2
Health and the Rhetoric of Medicine
“Pathography,” she says, denotes only written narrative (Reconstructing xviii). In
his book on the “wounded storyteller,” Arthur Frank uses the more general term “
illness narrative,” used also by Arthur Kleinman, who introduced it to describe the
...
3
Essential Papers on Literature and Psychoanalysis
11. A. Critique. of. Pathography: Freud's. Original. Psychoanalytic. Approach. to.
Art. Ellen. Handler. Spitz. Freud's psychoanalytic investigations growing initially
out of his dissatisfaction with the use of hypnosis as a method for treating neurotic
...
4
Reconstructing Illness: Studies in Pathography
Anne Hunsaker Hawkins's sensitive reading of numerous pathographies yields a study of the assumptions, attitudes, and myths that patients and those close to them bring to the medical encounter.
Anne Hunsaker Hawkins, 1993
5
Medicine, Health and the Arts: Approaches to the Medical ...
There are, nevertheless, other important aspects to pathography that are not
encompassed in this description.John Wiltshire has astutely observed that
pathography 'has a broader agenda than simply, like the postcolonial subject, to “
write ...
Victoria Bates, Alan Bleakley, Sam Goodman, 2013
6
General Psychopathology
Pathography is a delicate matter. A thorough psychopathological understanding
and a capacity for historical judgment are preconditions for scientific study, and in
the same way respect for the individual and a certain reserve that does not ...
7
Poetic Justice---writing for Health and Emotional Freedom: ...
CHAPTER IH MEDICAL NARRATIVES I Pathography-Voice, Construction, and
Meaning Stories of illness have been told and retold for generations, but the
literary genre of medical narrative or medical memoir that Anne Hunsaker
Hawkins, ...
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Monstrous Dreams of Reason: Body, Self, and Other in the ...
Pathography's self-announced goal is to restore the speaking body to clinical
medicine, and to mend the rift between literature and medical science in the
service of better healing.18 For today's pathographer, the experience of bodily
suffering, ...
Laura Jean Rosenthal, Mita Choudhury, 2002
The pathography genre, according to Hawkins, was seldom seen before the
twentieth century, enjoyed a brief appearance early in the century as a few
people told of their experiences in tuberculosis sanatoriums (for instance), but
then ...
Howard Brody Professor of Philosophy and Family Practice Michigan State University, 2002
10
Pandemic Influenza in Fiction: A Critical Study
A neologism combining the Greek prefixpathos (suffering, experience, and emo-
tion) and the suffixgraphicos (formed by writ- ing, drawing, or engraving),
pathography's English usage dates back to 1853; its first re- ported usage, cited
as ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PATHOGRAPHY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pathography is used in the context of the following news items.
Billie Holiday centenary: The singer changed the face of music but …
Lady Sings the Blues was an early example of what Joyce Carol Oates dubbed a “pathography”, a pseudo-biographical litany of illness and ... «The Independent, Apr 15»
Weekend Briefing: Flagler Beach's 90th Birthday Bash, a Murderer …
The weather in Montero, Bolivia: High of 81, low of 71. Details. The OED's Word of the Day: pathography, n.. The Live Community Calendar «FlaglerLive.com, Apr 15»
How the digital age has changed our approach to death and grief …
The past 30 years have witnessed an explosion of auto-pathography: published autobiographies about the writer's own dying, almost always of ... «The Malaysian Insider, Mar 15»
How the digital age has changed our approach to death and grief
The past 30 years have witnessed an explosion of auto-pathography: published autobiographies about the writer's own dying, almost always of ... «The Conversation UK, Mar 15»
With Friends Like These
Mewshaw claims that the last thing he wants to do is write a “pathography” of Vidal's decline, and seems to write with a serene assurance in his ... «Washington Free Beacon, Jan 15»
Weekly Book List, January 30, 2015
The Viral Network: A Pathography of the H1N1 Influenza Pandemic by Theresa MacPhail (Cornell University Press; 248 pages; $89.95 ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, Jan 15»
Strange History
Can there be such a thing as an affectionate pathography? That is what Tennessee Williams amounts to. Williams's pathology is obvious, and ... «The Nation., Oct 14»
Fear of Ebola can spread despite facts
... who has researched responses to disease outbreaks and who wrote The Viral Network: A Pathography of the H1N1 Influenza Pandemic. «Fort Worth Star Telegram, Oct 14»
Living in the shadow of the big C
But the slim book published by DC Books goes beyond a pathography or a cathartic piece. She subtly touches upon the alienation of senior ... «The Hindu, Sep 14»
Ebola “Fear Mongering” Critiqued by Medical Anthropologist
Her first book, The Viral Network: A Pathography of the H1N1 Influenza Pandemic, will be published this fall by Cornell University Press. «Scientific American, Sep 14»
