French Thanatology
61:1 (2021) Spring
Editor(s): Enda McCaffrey, Steven Wilson
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Table of Contents
- Introduction: Death and/as Relationality
- Author(s): Enda McCaffrey, Steven Wilson
- Pages: 1 - 12
- Queer Relationality and the Dying Mother: Waiting and Caring in Sébastien Lifshitz's Wild Side and Jacques Nolot's L'arrière-pays
- Author(s): David Caron
- Pages: 13 - 25
- Nearing Death: Anticipation and Survival in Gorz, Derrida, and Ricœur
- Author(s): Enda McCaffrey
- Pages: 26 - 39
- Narrating the Final Loss: Scenes from the Maternal Deathbed in Gabrielle Roy's Le temps qui m'a manqué and Francine Noël's La femme de ma vie
- Author(s): Julie Rodgers
- Pages: 40 - 53
- "A la frontière de deux mondes": Spatial Perspectives on Mortality in Modern Physician Thanatographies
- Author(s): Steven Wilson
- Pages: 54 - 67
- Living with Dying in France: Contemporary French Writing about End-of-Life Care
- Author(s): Áine Larkin
- Pages: 68 - 80
- Frédéric Badré's La grande santé: Palliation as a Literary Practice?
- Author(s): Anna Magdalena Elsner
- Pages: 81 - 94
- Hervé Guibert's Thanatological Images: Towards, Against, and Beyond Death
- Author(s): Akane Kawakami
- Pages: 95 - 108
- La lecture et la mort: Le suicide et le pouvoir contagieux de la littérature
- Author(s): Eva Yampolsky
- Pages: 109 - 122
- Dying at the Salpêtrière: Autopsies and the Afterlife of the Hysteric
- Author(s): Émilie Garrigou-Kempton
- Pages: 123 - 126
- Poetry, Politics, and the Body in Rimbaud: Lyrical Material by Robert St. Clair (review)
- Author(s): Daniel A. Finch-Race
- Pages: 137 - 137