دانلود کتاب Fictions of Dementia: Narrative Modes of Presenting Dementia in Anglophone Novels

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Acknowledgements
Contents
List of Figures
List of Sigla
1 Introduction: Cultural and Literary Fictions of Dementia
2 Narrative Modes for the Representation of Dementia
3 Elucidating-explaining Dementia, Showing Family Relations, and Highlighting the Power of Ambiguity in Self-Narrated Dementia in Emma Healey’s Elizabeth Is Missing (2014)
4 Showing Caring and Coping, Exploring the Limits of Memory and Knowledge, and Celebrating Imagination in the Secondarily Affected Character Narration in Stefan Merrill Block’s The Story of Forgetting (2008)
5 Probing Character Proximity, Staging Indeterminacy and Reflecting upon Narrative in the Multi-perspectival Affected Character Narration in Naomi Kruger’s May (2018)
6 Integrating Medical Knowledge, Educating Readers, and Shedding a More Positive Light on Life with Dementia in the Inspective Non-Character Narration in Lisa Genova’s Still Alice (2007)
7 Results of the Textual Analyses in the Light of the Model of Narrative Modes and Three Hypotheses on Functions
8 Conclusion: Cultural Functions of Dementia Fictions
List of Works Cited
Index