Vol. 6 No. 1 (2023)

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Special Issue: Julia Kristeva and Medical Humanities

Published: 2023-01-29

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Special Issue: "Julia Kristeva and the Medical Humanities"

Introduction

Maria Margaroni

1-12
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Sexuality and Disability

Julia Kristeva

13-33
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Care as Intertextuality: From Human Condition to Holistic Device

Clemet Askheim, Eivind Engebretsen, John Ødemark

34-58
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Attending to Genius among Ill and Disabled Subjects

Josh Dohmen

59-76
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Writing Trauma: The Intertwining of the Soma, Semiotic, and Symbolic

Natasha Noel Liebig

77-92
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The Semiotic Pulsions of Dickinson’s Poetry and their Medicinal Virtues

Charis Charalampous, Thalia Trigoni

93-107
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Between Amniotic and Semiotic: The Kristevan Maternal Body in Contemporary British Women’s Fiction

Iro Filippaki

108-127
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Miscellanea

(Comparative) Theory of Literature: Against the World Literature of Time Without History

Àlex Matas Pons

128-153
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Life and Lyricism in Contemporary Narrative; Emotion, Mood and Genre as Global Perspectives

Virginia Ramos

154-170
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Silenced Literature Crossing Borders. Towards a Theoretical Framework for the Discourse Analysis of Texts Written by Migrant Female Authors

Antonio Jesús Tinedo Rodríguez, Mercedes Osuna Rodríguez

171-189
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The Link Between Foucault's Writing and the Ontology of Ourselves

Ignacio Javier Pereyra

190-206
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Reviews

Vibrant Matter. A Political Ecology of Things

Rosa Berbel

207-212
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Effort and Grace. On the Spiritual Exercise of Philosophy, Simone Kotva

Paula Melchor Romero

213-216
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Interview

"The need for Theory is in solidarity with the need for Literature": Interview with José María Pozuelo Yvancos

Mariángeles Rodríguez Alonso, José María Pozuelo Yvancos

217-241
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