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ACT UP

affordances

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AIDS ,

Alexander, Elizabeth

“alternative facts,”

Angela Merkel

angst

Anthropocene, the

,

Anthropocentric

–

,

Anthropocentrism

anti-vaxxers

,

apocalypticism

Asian Flu

autonomy

,

,

autopoiesis

,

Avian Flu

Avicenna

Bach, Johann Sebastian

Bachelard, Gaston

Bakhtin, Mikhail

,

–

,

Bal, Mieke

Bauman, Zygmunt

Beckett, Samuel

Berlant, Lauren

,

Best, Stephen

,

Biden, Joe

Bishop, Peter

Black Lives Matter

,

Boccaccio, Giovanni

Bourdieu, Pierre

Brexit

Brockmeier, Jens

Bronfen, Elizabeth

Bruner, Jerome

,

,

Burns, Robert

Butler, Judith

,

,

Callard, Felicity

–

Calvino, Italo

Camus, Albert

,

cancer

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

,

,

,

chaos theory

chronotope

,

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,

–

chronotopic nexus

,

,

,

–

climate change

,

,

,

–

climate crisis

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Cole, Teju

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor

communication

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

confinement

–

conspiracy narratives

conspiracy theories

,

contagious narratives

–

corona crisis

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

corona narrative

–

corona pandemic

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

–

corona virus

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

corona virus pandemic

–

,

,

coronavirus

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

–

Cosentino, Gabriele

counter narrative

–

,

–

,

crisis narrative

–

,

–

,

,

–

Crownshaw, Rick

cultural narrative models

–

,

cultural ways of worldmaking

Davies, Ben

de Saint Laurent, Constance

,

deautomatization

,

deep crisis

–

,

–

defamiliarization

,

,

Defoe, Daniel

,

DeForest, Anna

,

DeLoughrey, Elizabeth M. ,

depression

,

–

,

Derrida, Jacques

Dickens, Charles

,

Dimock, Wai Chee

discriminatory care

disruption

–

,

,

,

,

–

,

disruptive

,

,

,

,

,

Doyle, Roddy

,

–

,

–

dystopia

,

,

,

,

Ebola

ecological crisis

,

–

,

economic narratives

Eddington, Sir Arthur Stanley

Ehn, Billy

Ellis, Bret Easton

embodied cognition

embodiment

,

,

Emin, Tracey

,

,

emplotment

,

Eng, Nicholas J. ,

epidemic

,

,

,

–

epistemological crisis

,

,

–

Erdinast-Vulcan, Daphna

Escobar, Pablo

–

Eshel, Amir

ethology

eventfulness

existential crisis

,

experientiality

–

,

fabula

FaceTime

,

fake news

,

,

–

feminist ethics

Ferrer, Heidi

FFP-2 mask

fictional, the

fictionality

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

Fitzpatrick, Marilyn R. ,

Flaherty, Michael

flâneur

flâneuse

Floyd, George

Fludernik, Monika

forms of life

,

–

,

–

,

Forster, E.M. ,

Foucault, Michel

,

framing

,

–

,

Frank, Arthur

Freeman, Mark

Freud, Sigmund

Frost, Robert

future narrative

futurity

,

,

Gadamer, Hans-Georg

Gadebusch Bondio, Mariacarla

Ganguly, Debjani

García Marquez, Gabriel

Garrett, Laurie

Gates, Bill

,

–

Genette, Gérard

Gilligan, Carol

Glăveanu, Vlad P. ,

Global Anglophone, the

–

global crisis

,

–

,

,

,

,

–

global pandemic

,

,

,

,

global warming

Goodall, Jane

–

Goodman, Nelson

Gormsen Schmidt, Johanne

Grondin, Simon

,

Grossberg, Lawrence

Güthe, Nick

Hall, Sarah

Harari, Yuval Noah

health humanities

,

Heise, Ursula

Herman, David

–

,

,

hero

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

heterodiegetic narration

,

Hinds, Daniel

,

Hinrichsen, Lisa

Hippocrates

histoire croisée

Holquist, Michael

home

,

,

,

,

–

homodiegetic narration

hope

,

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

Horn, Eva

Horx, Matthias

,

,

human condition, the

,

Humphreys, John

Husserl, Edmund

hyperobject

,

–

,

hypothetical intentionalism

identity

,

,

,

–

,

,

ideology

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

illness narrative

,

,

,

,

,

imprisonment

indeterminacy

,

–

,

,

individualization

infodemic

,

,

,

–

,

,

intensive care

,

interdependency

,

–

interpretive uncertainty

,

,

,

isolation

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

Jaeggi, Rahel

,

Jeffrey, Craig

Jennings, Karen

,

–

,

,

–

Johnson, Boris

,

,

Johnson, Mark

Kahn, Margot

,

Kermit the Frog

–

Kerner, Emily A. ,

Kiehart, Pete

,

King Arthur

King, Stephen

–

Kippfigur

Klapproth, Florian

Lanser, Susan

–

,

Larson, Elizabeth

latent crisis

,

–

,

Latour, Bruno

,

Lefebvre, Henri

–

Lehmann, Anton

Lehmann, Luise

–

letter from the future

Levinas, Emmanuel

Levine, Caroline

,

,

Levy, Eric

life-writing

,

,

,

,

liquid modernity

Literat, Iona

lived space

Löfgren, Orvar

long COVID

,

,

–

,

,

–

,

Lupton, Christina

MacIntyre, Alasdair

–

Macnaughton, Jane

Macpherson, Sandra

Macron, Emmanuel

Marcus, Sharon

–

,

Martin, Randy

Martin, Theodor

–

Marx, Karl

Massey, Doreen

master narrative

,

,

,

,

,

–

Mattingly, Cheryl

McDonald, Steven

–

medical humanities

–

,

,

Medoza-Duran, Esteban

,

meme

,

,

–

Meretoja, Hanna

,

,

MERS ,

metalepsis

metaphor

,

,

–

,

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,

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

,

,

Monk, Thelonious

Morton, Timothy

,

–

,

Myrick, Jessica Gall

Nabi, Robin L. ,

narrative agency

,

,

–

,

,

narrative anxiety

,

,

,

narrative arc

,

narrative awareness

,

–

,

,

–

,

narrative closure

,

,

,

narrative dialogicality

–

,

,

narrative dialogism

narrative discourse

,

narrative ethics

narrative hermeneutics

,

–

narrative imagination

,

–

,

,

–

,

narrative interventions

,

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narrative medicine

,

–

,

,

narrative solipsism

narrative vacuum

,

,

–

,

narrativization

,

,

,

,

–

nationalism

,

network science

Nielsen, Emilia

Nielsen (now Zetterberg-Nielsen), Henrik Skov

Nietzsche, Friedrich

non-event

,

Nünning, Ansgar

Nünning, Vera

online platforms

Ortiz-Robles, Mario

outbreak narratives

,

,

,

Outka, Elizabeth

Ouyang, Helen

pandemic canon

pandemic narratives

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

Peterson, Bhekizizwe

Phelan, James

,

,

place

–

,

,

–

,

,

plague

podcasts

,

,

Poe, Edgar Allen

poetry

,

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

political, the

,

,

,

–

,

,

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,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

–

politics

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,

,

–

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,

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

Porter, Katherine Anne

possible futures

,

,

,

,

,

,

postcolonial, the

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postdigital, the

,

,

post-pandemic future

–

,

,

Power, Samantha

Prince, Gerald

prison narratives

Propp, Vladimir

refugee crisis

relationality

,

rhetorical interpretation

rhetorical narratology

–

Richards, I.A. ,

Ricoeur, Paul

–

,

,

Rimmon-Kenan, Shlomith

–

,

Rioux, Pier-Alexandre

,

Roitman, Janet

,

–

,

,

,

Rooney, Sally

Rosen, Emma-Louise

Rosen, Michael

–

,

Rosenberg, Charles

–

Rosendahl Thomson, Mads

–

Roupenian, Kristen

Roy, Arundhati

Rundell, John

Rushforth, Alex

,

Russell, Karen

Russian Flu

Said, Edward

Saint Augustine

Sandywell, Barry

SARS-CoV-2

,

,

,

schema

,

,

–

schizophrenia

science fiction

,

Sedgwick, Eve Kosofsky

self-emergence

,

sequentiality

Shelley, Percy Bysshe

Shiller, Robert

Shklovsky, Viktor

Shteyngart, Gary

Shute, Nevil

sjuzhet

Smith, Ali

social media

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

–

social media platform

,

–

Soja, Edward

,

solidarity

,

,

–

Solnit, Rebecca

,

Spanish Flu

spatial turn

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speculative fiction

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

Spiropoulos, Greg

Stanzel, Franz Karl

Stevenson, Bryan

storyworld

,

–

,

,

structural racism

–

Swine Flu

Szymborska, Wislawa

Taleb, Nassim Nicholas

–

Tanner, Laura

Taylor, Charles

temporality

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

therapeutic function

Thomä, Dieter

Timalsina, Ramji

Todorov, Tzvetan

Tolton, J. C. ,

topophilia

transcultural, the

transgender

transmediality

,

,

,

–

trauma

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

Trump, Donald

,

–

,

,

Tuan, Yi-Fu

Twitter (now X) ,

,

–

,

,

–

uncertainty

–

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

–

,

,

,

,

,

,

,

–

unreliability

,

,

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

,

unreliable narration

,

vaccination

,

vaccine

,

,

,

,

,

,

–

,

,

Vermeulen, Pieter

visiodemic

–

,

Wald, Priscilla

Walsh, Richard

war narrative

,

Weber, Max

we-narrative

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white privilege

,

White, Hayden

,

Whitney, Michael R. ,

,

Williams, Raymond

Woods, Angela

Woolf, Virginia

World Health Organization

worldliness

Wuhan

,

Wynne, Deborah

YouTube

,

Zhao, Xiang

Zoom

–

,

–

,

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Pandemic Storytelling

Reihe: Narratives and Mental Health, Band: 3

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Print-Publikationsdatum:: 18 Dec 2024

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