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RT Book, Whole SR Electronic DC OPAC T1 Mammographies : the cultural discourses of breast cancer narratives / Mary K. DeShazer A1 DeShazer, Mary K., YR 2013 FD [2013] SP 1 online resource K1 Electronic books K1 Electronic books K1 Cross-cultural studies K1 Breast -- Radiography -- Cross-cultural studies K1 Breast -- Imaging -- Cross-cultural studies K1 Ethnicity -- Health aspects K1 Transcultural medical care K1 Mammography K1 Diagnostic Imaging K1 Cross-Cultural Comparison K1 Ethnology K1 Breast Neoplasms -- psychology K1 Attitude to Health K1 Body Image K1 Mammography -- psychology K1 Patients -- psychology K1 Symbolism K1 HEALTH & FITNESS -- Women's Health K1 MEDICAL -- Reproductive Medicine & Technology K1 LITERARY CRITICISM -- Feminist K1 Breast -- Imaging K1 Breast -- Radiography K1 Transcultural medical care PB The University of Michigan Press PP Ann Arbor SN 9780472029235 SN 0472029231 SN 1299734618 SN 9781299734616 SN 9780472900985 SN 0472900986 SN 047211882X SN 9780472118823 LA English (英語) CL DC23:618.1/907572 NO "While breast cancer continues to affect the lives of millions, contemporary writers and artists have responded to the ravages of the disease in creative expression. Mary K. DeShazer's book looks specifically at breast cancer memoirs and photographic narratives, a category she refers to as mammographies, signifying both the imaging technology by which most Western women discover they have this disease and the documentary imperatives that drive their written and visual accounts of it. Mammographies argues that breast cancer narratives of the past ten years differ from their predecessors in their bold address of previously neglected topics such as the link between cancer and environmental carcinogens, the ethics and efficacy of genetic testing and prophylactic mastectomy, and the shifting politics of prosthesis and reconstruction. Mammographies is distinctive among studies of contemporary illness narratives in its exclusive focus on breast cancer, its analysis of both memoirs and photographic texts, its attention to hybrid and collaborative narratives, and its emphasis on ecological, genetic, transnational, queer, and anti-pink discourses. DeShazer's methodology--best characterized as literary critical, feminist, and interdisciplinary--includes detailed interpretation of the narrative strategies, thematic contours, and visual imagery of a wide range of contemporary breast cancer memoirs and photographic anthologies. The author explores the ways in which the narratives constitute a distinctive testimonial and memorial tradition, a claim supported by close readings and theoretical analysis that demonstrates how these narratives question hegemonic cultural discourses, empower reader-viewers as empathic witnesses, and provide communal sites for mourning, resisting, and remembering."--Publisher's description NO Open Access NO English NO Includes bibliographical references and index NO Print version record NO 書誌ID=ED00004238; LK [E Book]https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=610557 OL 30