Jessica Duffin Wolfe is Professor of Media, Creative Arts, and Design at Humber College. She holds a PhD in English, Book History and Print Culture from the University of Toronto.
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Introduction: Narrative Uses of Illness in Canada Chapter One: Prevailing Disorder: Epidemics and Infectious Diseases Chapter Two: Disastrous Injury and the Recuperation of History in Postmodern Novels Chapter Three: Mental Affliction, Autobiography, and the Literary History of Assisted Death Chapter Four: Reproductive Trouble: Maternal Health and Houses in Iconic Fiction Chapter Five: Decolonization as Cure: Hospitals, Illness, and Healing in Contemporary Indigenous Novels Conclusion: Illness as Genre
Introduction: Narrative Uses of Illness in Canada Chapter One: Prevailing Disorder: Epidemics and Infectious Diseases Chapter Two: Disastrous Injury and the Recuperation of History in Postmodern Novels Chapter Three: Mental Affliction, Autobiography, and the Literary History of Assisted Death Chapter Four: Reproductive Trouble: Maternal Health and Houses in Iconic Fiction Chapter Five: Decolonization as Cure: Hospitals, Illness, and Healing in Contemporary Indigenous Novels Conclusion: Illness as Genre
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