Titlebook: Literatures of Madness; Disability Studies a Elizabeth J. Donaldson Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 madness

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Seeing Words, Hearing Voices: Hannah Weiner, Dora García, and the Poetic Performance of Radical Dis/ed by non-normative mental experience and socially stigmatized mental disability. Radical dis/humanism arises from the performance of a non-binary dis/humanism within a humanist framework that disrupts institutional stasis and demands a redefinition of relations from an outsider and avant-garde perspective.

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It Doesn’t Add Up: Mental Illness in Paul Hornschemeier’s ma, but Gross argues that . presents the act of writing this comic as the act that liberates its supposed author, Thomas Tennant, from his trauma. Gross also points to . as an important work of graphic medicine for its depiction of trauma from a sufferer’s viewpoint and for its depiction of how the world looks to an individual experiencing trauma.

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Stoff wird in Form eines Lernprozesses vermittelt und durch zahlreiche Rechenbeispiele vertieft. Jedem Kapitel sind Lernziele vorangestellt. An einem integrierten Fallbeispiel können die wesentlichen Vollkosten- und Teilkostenberechnungen durchgeführt werden. Die wichtigsten Unterscheidungsmerkmale

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Introduction: Breathing in Airless Spaces,inist leader and organizer, Firestone published her manifesto . (1970) when she was only 25. But Firestone’s emerging mental health problems made her almost disappear. Diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, she spent time in and out of psychiatric hospitals on involuntary committals. However, in the

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Going Barefoot: Mad Affiliation, Identity Politics, and Erosacross messy identity categories and shared experiences of otherness. It considers how c/s/x/m people forge a sense of kinship by creating networks where they circulate discourses, politics, and practices based in madness and other intersecting experiences of difference. To illustrate these networks

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“Hundreds of People Like Me”: A Search for a Mad Community in left behind when “getting better” is privileged. Most current criticism on . examines Esther’s search for identity as either a woman or a writer, overlooking the fact that while Esther is searching for female role models, she is also searching for identity and community as a person with an enduring