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Routledge - The Topic of Cancer: Emotional Experience Book

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Description

The Topic of Cancer: New Perspectives on the Emotional Experience of Cancer by Routledge provides a deep look into how we respond to this disease. While once considered a taboo subject, cancer is now a major part of public consciousness due to its prevalence and medical advancements. This book moves beyond simple medical facts to explore the human side of the diagnosis. Readers will find a wide range of viewpoints, including psychoanalytic, medical, spiritual, religious, and literary perspectives. The text begins with an analysis of Freud's own experience with cancer, placing it within its historical and analytic context. It also offers psychotherapeutic reflections on how both adults and adolescents understand and navigate the emotional impact of the disease. This work is essential for those looking to understand the psychological and social dimensions of cancer through various academic and personal lenses.

Key Features

Explore diverse viewpoints including psychoanalytic, medical, spiritual, religious, and literary perspectives on the cancer experience.

Gain historical context by examining Freud's experience with cancer and its analytic significance.

Understand the shift of cancer from a suppressed taboo to a central topic in public consciousness.

Access psychotherapeutic reflections regarding the emotional understanding of both adults and adolescents.

Study the impact of medical advances and disease prevalence on modern emotional responses.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
17 July 2019
Listed Since
26 July 2019

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