Titlebook: Suicide in Modern Literature; Social Causes, Exist Josefa Ros Velasco Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Suicidology.Suicide in

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: Marx and Durkheim on Suicide and Social Good(s)illance of the State Apparatus in the East Berlin 1980s consisted of and what living could amount to once time, body, thoughts, and feelings have to cope with those imposed social conditions. There is an inner logic all through the . that confronts devotion and passion, altruism, and egoism, with it

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“The End of the World? Let Me Die”: Guido Morselli’s , Between Suicide and Mankind’s Dissolution that intelligently plays with the interconnection of genres, irony, and constant quotations from essays, philosophy, and narrations. The book tells a story in the first person of a man who tries to commit suicide in a cave, fails, and returns home to discover that all humanity has dissolved. The ti

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What , Reveals: A Look at Depression and Suicide in the Works of William Styroned suicide ideation. He criticized the attribution of moral wrongdoing to such persons because he saw it as a deeply mistaken accusation that contributes to the social stigma against suicide. Drawing upon Styron’s personal account of depression, my aim in this chapter is threefold. First, I will est

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Intertextuality and the Opposition to Suicide and Assisted Suicide in the Netherlands: The Case of Jchological suffering. Under the ., doctors in the Netherlands may perform euthanasia or assist in the suicide of persons who are in a state of unbearable and lasting or hopeless suffering. At the same time, there is appreciation of the importance of suicide prevention, which is directed at mentally

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Suicide in Contemporary Young Adult Novelsher’s . in 2007. Books published in recent years look at suicide from multiple perspectives, from those left behind in the wake of suicide (as in Cynthia Hand’s . and Emily X.R. Pan’s .) to those who are suicidal themselves (such as in Jasmine Warga’s . and Jennifer Niven’s .). Though many of these

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Irony, Suicide, and Social Criticism in Margarita Nelken’s Short Novel: , (1924)e also incorporating folklore and the publishing revolution of the moment. Also, I analyze the use of irony in this chapter because the suicide itself is the beginning of a successful career in the publishing market for the main character. In short, Nelken uses an episode as dark as suicide to shed light on the darkness of Spanish society.

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