Biographical value: towards a conceptualisation of the commodification of illness narratives in contemporary healthcare.
Illness narratives play a central role in social studies of health and illness, serving as both a key theoretical focus and a popular research method. Despite this, relatively little work has gone into conceptualising how and why illness narratives - be they in books, websites, television or other m...
Main Authors: | Mazanderani, F, Locock, L, Powell, J |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2013
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