The Literary Lifeline offers an interdisciplinary investigation into the phenomenon of reading for well-being. The book is a study of the transformative potential of literature.
The Literary Lifeline offers an interdisciplinary investigation into the phenomenon of reading for well-being. The book is a study of the transformative potential of literature.
Kevin Harvey is Associate Professor at the School of English at the University of Nottingham, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgements Preface 1. The Reading Revolution: Shared Reading and Reading for Wellbeing 2. What Have Libraries Ever Done For Us? In Defence of the Public Library System 3. Reawakening the Mind: Poetry and the New Culture of Dementia Care 4. The Enduring Self: A Journal 5. The Doctor as Writer, the Writer as Doctor: A Conversation with Gavin Francis 6. April Notebook: A Death in the Family In Lieu of a Conclusion: Four Short Postscripts Reading and dementia: Poems for reading aloud Notes and references Index
Acknowledgements Preface 1. The Reading Revolution: Shared Reading and Reading for Wellbeing 2. What Have Libraries Ever Done For Us? In Defence of the Public Library System 3. Reawakening the Mind: Poetry and the New Culture of Dementia Care 4. The Enduring Self: A Journal 5. The Doctor as Writer, the Writer as Doctor: A Conversation with Gavin Francis 6. April Notebook: A Death in the Family In Lieu of a Conclusion: Four Short Postscripts Reading and dementia: Poems for reading aloud Notes and references Index
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