Disrupting Breast Cancer Narratives

Disrupting Breast Cancer NarrativesAuthor: Emilia Nielsen ISBN: 9781487504373 Publisher: University of Toronto Press Year first published: 15 Jan 2019 Pages: 184 Format: Hardback Engaging with discussions surrounding the culture of disease, Disrupting Breast Cancer Narratives explores politically insistent narratives of illness. Resisting the optimism of pink ribbon culture, these stories use anger as a starting place to reframe cancer as a collective rather than an individual problem.

Heidegger's 1930 address "On the Essence of Truth" takes us on a pathway of thinking that starts from the standard "correspondence theory of truth" and moves into larger discussions on truth

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The story of "natural law" - the idea that God has written a law on the human heart so that ethical norms derive from human nature - in twentieth-century Protestant ethics is one of rejection and resurgence

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while craftsworkers' experience of the change was more informed by the residual cultures of craft than by the emergent logic of capitalism

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