Moral Storytelling in Illness Narratives

Moral Storytelling in Illness NarrativesThis book explores the rhetorical and ethical dynamics of didactic illness narratives, including works by Audre Lorde, Philip Roth, and Sara Maguso, focusing in particular on how these narratives defy prevailing critical notions about the formal and cultural value of moral storytelling.

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With over 75 figures and tables and more than 260 EKG tracings

Urartu presents a unique case of an empire whose power was not centralized in cities but was instead distributed among mountain fortresses

amid a battle between two tribes with polarizing religions and the danger of the aggressive possessed elephant

Her discussion of the Kirātārjunīya in relation to its historical setting and to renderings of this epic episode in literary texts and temple sculpture of later periods reveals the existence of complex transactions in Indian civilization between the discourses of heroic epic and court poetry

Early studies are updated with references to recent literature

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The corpus is presented by type with description

4 stars --Doody's Medical Reviews

With an abundance of wit and without social grace

This comprehensive study aid provides key foundational content on both the exam domains and the 12 core functions of an addiction counselor

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