Titlebook: Breast Cancer and the Post-Surgical Body; Recovering the Self Samantha Crompvoets Book 2006 Samantha Crompvoets 2006 cancer.Self.women

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Narratives of the Self,h varying depths of analysis. I have identified four broad ways that researchers use illness narratives to explore the world of ‘biomedical reality, illness experience and its social and cultural underpinnings’.

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Practices and Prostheses,s gently cup her new ‘Luxa Contact’ prosthesis. Slightly darker in colour than her own complexion, the device sits closely to her skin with a natural drape and just a hint of nipple. The accompanying text reads:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-44599-1cket aside to reveal her right breast. The voice-over continues: ‘we thought showing just one would work better’. Ms Joss then pushes away the other side of her jacket revealing the site of her mastectomy.

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An Unacceptable Body,cket aside to reveal her right breast. The voice-over continues: ‘we thought showing just one would work better’. Ms Joss then pushes away the other side of her jacket revealing the site of her mastectomy.

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An Unacceptable Body, of the campaign was a commercial featuring a prominent public relations consultant and ex-actress, Barbara Joss, revealing her mastectomy scar. Not wanting to be identified at the time, the images of Ms Joss are from the neck down, her torso covered initially in a pink, lacy bed jacket with a bow a

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