Women, Body, Illness: Space and Identity in the Everyday Lives of Women with Chronic Illness

Pamela Moss · Isabel Dyck

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Gender, Health, and Social Inequality Gender and Feminist Studies Bioethics and Human Rights Issues

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Chapter 1 Prologue: Living with Chronic Illness Chapter 2 Setting Out Some Issues Chapter 3 Working through Theories of the Body Chapter 4 Conceptualizing Chronic Illness with Space Chapter 5 Making Sense of Chronic Illness Chapter 6 Approaching Analysis and the Interpretive Act Chapter 7 Destabilization of the Material Body: Onset, Diagnosis, Inscription Chapter 8 Limits to the Body: Inscription, Income Issues, Borders Chapter 9 Absence of Presence/ Presence of Absence: Borders, Identity, Everyday Life Chapter 10 Disciplining the Environment through Re-learning the Body: Everyday Life, Minutiae, Daily Living Chapter 11 Connections

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