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From the book Popularizing Dementia

https://doi.org/10.1515/9783839427101-toc
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Popularizing Dementia
Popularizing Dementia

Chapters in this book (22)

Frontmatter
Contents
Popularizing dementia. Public expressions and representations of forgetfulness
I. LITERARY FICTION
The locus of our dis-ease. Narratives of family life in the age of Alzheimer’s
Deconstructing the American family. Figures of parents with dementia in Jonathan Franzen’s The Corrections and A.M. Homes’ May We Be Forgiven
Purging the world of the Whore and the horror. Gothic and apocalyptic portrayals of dementia in Canadian fiction
Narrating the limits of narration. Alzheimer’s disease in contemporary literary texts
The ‘terrifying question mark’. Dementia, fiction, and the possibilities of narrative
II. ART, ARTISTIC APPROACHES, AND FILM
Dementia on the canvas. Art and the biopolitics of creativity
Cultural projection of dementia in the Reminiscence Museum. Dynamics of extrapolation
Opening Minds through Art. Students’ constructions of people with dementia
‘Zip!’ Dementia materialized in clothing design
Challenging representations of dementia in contemporary Western fiction film. From epistemic injustice to social participation
Intercorporeal relations and ethical perception. Portrayals of Alzheimer’s disease in Away from Her and En sång för Martin
III. MEDIA DISCOURSES AND PUBLIC UNDERSTANDINGS
Dementia in the making. Early detection and the body/brain in Alzheimer’s disease
The meanings of early diagnostics for Alzheimer’s disease in Dutch newspapers. A framing analysis
Respect for autonomy? The contribution of popular magazines to the public understanding of dementia care
Representations of Alzheimer’s disease among non-specialists. A cross-cultural study between Paris and Boston
In the company of robots. Health care and the identity of people with dementia
The zero-degree of dementia. Thinking the gap between subject and substance
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AUTHORS
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