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Part 1 Minds, Narratives and Normativities

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Poetics of Disturbances

Narratives of Non-normative Bodies and Minds

Series: Narratives and Mental Health, Volume: 2

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004519886

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 24 Oct 2024

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  - Psychology
  - Interdisciplinary Sciences
- Literature and Cultural Studies
  - Literature, Arts & Science
  - English & Anglophone

Front Matter

Preliminary Material

Acknowledgements

List of Figures and Tables

Notes on Contributors

Introduction – Poetics of Disturbances

Part 1 Minds, Narratives and Normativities

Chapter 1 Through the Looking Glass: Narrating the Madgirl in Anna Kavan’s Sleep Has His House

Chapter 2 Tense, Focalisation, and Mind: a Triangulate Relationship in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

Chapter 3 Narrating Mental Health and Distress: the Twin Motif and Intermediality in Diana Evans’s 26a

Chapter 4 Whose Story Is That? Experimental Narrative Strategies in Rethinking Normality and Age

Chapter 5 Altered Consciousness in 1960s American Science Fiction: a Corpus-Stylistic Analysis

Part 2 The Body-Mind Nexus, Narratives, and Normativities

Chapter 6 All to No a Veil: Crip Humour and Neurodiversity in David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest (1996)

Chapter 7 Altered Narration: Unreliability in Narrators with Alzheimer’s Disease

Chapter 8 Communicating Eating Disorders: Metaphor, Embodied Simulation and Experiential Understanding in Autopathographies

Chapter 9 De-pathologising Non-normative Bodies and Minds of Persons with Dominance-Oriented Sexualities – the Role of Narratives about and in BDSM

Chapter 10 Plastic Bodies, Plastic Minds? Transforming Transgender Childhood through Fiction

Chapter 11 Politics of Mobility and Mental Health: Representations of Refugeedom in the Mini-Series Stateless (2020)

Part 3 Embodied Non-normativities

Chapter 12 Side-Effect Narration: Unreliable Embodiment and Ideological Repositioning in Clare Allan’s Poppy Shakespeare

Chapter 13 “She Is Not Ours, We Are Hers”: We-Narration and Embodied Selves in Akwaeke Emezi’s Freshwater

Chapter 14 Who Sees and Who Speaks with Our Head? Non-normative Bodies, Minds, and Acts of Narration

Chapter 15 Embodied Being and Non-being in Bernard Rose’s FRANK3N5T31N (2015)

Chapter 16 Playing with Speculative Bodies and Minds: Moral Imagination at Work in Primo Levi’s Science Fiction

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