Cover; Content; Acknowledgements; Introduction -- The Concept of Embodiment in Modern Culture; Embodied Narrations of the End of Life -- Toward A Thanatological Biopolitics of Modern Culture; 'About Suffering They Were Never Wrong, The Old Masters' -- Human Pain and the Crucible of Representation; How We Imagine Living with Dying; Disgust in Samuel Beckett's Molloy; 'Blue with Age' -- Dis- and Dys-appearance of the Body in Eudora Welty's "A Worn Path"; Growing Bodies -- Narrating Death and Sexuality in Contemporary Young Adult Fiction; When Mother Is Dying -- Miljenko Jergović's Kin.
Storytelling in the Age of AIDS -- Narrative Possibilities and the Exigencies of Loss in Dale Peck's Martin and John. A NovelRealism and the Soul -- The Philosophy of Virginia Woolf's Illness; The Illness Is You -- Figurative Language in David Foster Wallace's Short Story "The Planet Trillaphon"; Reading the Assault on the Lived Body in Hilary Mantel's Giving up the Ghost; Contributors.
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