...Cheryl Mattingly There has been far more attention to narrative than to metaphor among scholars looking at clinical care. In this article, I consider the relationship between metaphor and narrative in a contested confrontation between family members and clinicians over a do-not-resuscitate decision...

...Alisa Del Re This essay investigates the present reality of reproduction and the labor it requires. Labor of reproduction, encompassing not only childbearing and rearing but also more generally domestic labor and the care of dependent persons, is usually excluded from political and economic...

...George J. Annas Health care insurance reform and medical research in the United States have been driven by metaphor and narrative. Obama's year-long reform effort effectively used the narrative of social progress (and the compelling stories of his dying mother and grandmother and their bitter...

... by adopting twenty-first-century modes of global consumption. Jarmusch strikes a careful balance between his characters’ complicity with and critique of the world they feed on. In the end the film is about survival and a white Euro-American hegemony that refuses to die. Genre, Vol. 52, No. 3 December 2019 DOI...

... as the nonprofit care regime that has arisen to oppose and ameliorate its effects. Because these structures converge around overt and subterranean investments in settler colonial frontier fantasy, the essay focuses particularly on Lost Children Archive 's engagement with the tradition of the white male road novel...

... need help in their suffering, setting up communities of care that are represented by her party. Woolf wants us to attain a critical empathy for the author herself and her characters on the supratextual level yet also judge them according to the two-part process of empathetic reading outlined in her...

... Muhammad (d. 1718), who suffered from many ailments in the last years of his rule. This study illustrates that these episodes of early modern cross-cultural health care were not peripheral or secondary to the large-scale political interests of overseas envoys or the immediate commercial involvements...

... Albert N. , 73 – 84 . Mahwah, NJ : Lawrence Erlbaum . Angus Lynne E. McLeod John , eds. 2004 . The Handbook of Narrative and Psychotherapy: Practice, Theory, and Research . London : Sage . Annas George . 1995 . “Reframing the Debate on Health Care Reform by Replacing...

... while incarcerated, or at least that is what I thought. First, I felt hopeless, because there are no resources to assist mothers with issues concerning the cus- tody of their children—not for mothers who are in prison, and not for the chil- dren in foster care because their mothers are in prison...

... care to those who come to them ailing or in fear or faced with terrible suffering. To be a physician in our — and in every — society is a privileged posi- tion. That privilege is based on the fact that the physician encounters, almost on a daily basis, what James Joyce (1966, 204) calls...

... to reframe the interactions between patients and physicians. The biopsychosocial model (Engel 1977) was designed to replace constraining biologic or mechanistic models; patient- centered care (Stewart et al. 2003) was succeeded by doctor- patient partnerships, and is yielding in turn to contemporary...

... . “Transgender Identity and Health Care: Implications for Psychosocial and Physical Evaluation.” Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 23 , no. 4 : 175 – 82 . Allen Mariette Pathy . 2010 . “Connecting Body and Mind: How Transgender People Changed Their Self-Image.” Women...

... examine the phrase that is most frequently invoked in political debates: "family values." What, exactly, are family values? The term has some intrinsic meaning. Those meanings are not necessarily political. Families value love, mutual support, care and nurture, and loyalty. But in today's political...

..., whether it be Machiavelli's Prince, Castiglione's Courtier, and even the medieval ars moriendi, owe their touch of DIY to a careful observation of sequence, for why otherwise would the author of "The Art of Dieing" claim that "we teche the this craft so that thou lerne to lyve well and dye well...

... of expe- riencing God directly, once is enough if not too much. The law is intended to silence God, to stay his hand, but also to replace voice with written, replicable word. The price is the cessation of human history, marked by the introduction of the Deuteronomistic formula: "You must be careful...

... value of Felski's approach is its careful delineation of these tendencies. She adduces five modes of identification: alignment , or the formal framing of perspective; allegiance , as ethical or aesthetic commitment; recognition , in the sense of coming to know; empathy , as feeling with or feeling...

... provide more satisfactory engagements with such objections than Saint Paul does. In contrast to Badiou's often peremptory tone and ultimately anti-historical intent, Giorgio Agamben's reading of Paul in The Time That Remains manifests the modesty of careful textual exegesis and an intent...

... : Norton . Taylor Michael . 2010 . “Heywood Integrated Care Organisation (HICO), Demonstration Site Update.” Paper presented at Commissioning Health and Wellbeing – NUDGE Wellbeing: The Work of the NWJIP Demonstration Sites , Manchester, England , December 15 . Tones Keith...

... for his translation purposes, taking care to emphasize, There are as many versions of tribal dream songs and stories as there are listeners and readers (14). Alongside reproduced pictographs, images sourced from early twentieth- century ethnographic study of the Anishi- naabeg, Vizenor fixes each...

.... The imprisoned women have much to teach us about reading subjects' capacity for agency as a function of their access to employment opportunities, a living wage, health care, adequate housing, affordable daycare, and protection from harm. Individual enhancement projects cannot, in themselves, lead...