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Produktnummer: 18ccb7f2237b294d0f86b51c9a964a2681
Autor: Chansky, Dorothy
Themengebiete: Ageism Alzheimer’s disease American drama Arthur Miller Caregiving Cognitive decline Death of a Salesman Dementia Literature, Science and Medicine Studies Medical humanities
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 10.08.2023
EAN: 9783031209017
Sprache: Englisch
Seitenzahl: 328
Produktart: Gebunden
Verlag: Springer International Publishing
Untertitel: Staging the Cultural Conundrum of Dementia and Decline in American Theatre
Produktinformationen "Losing It"
This monograph is a study of American (U.S.) stage representations of dementia mounted between 1913 and 2019.  Its imbricated strands are playtexts; audiences as both the targets of the productions (artifacts in the marketplace) and as anticipated determinants of legibility; and medical science, both as has been (and is) known to researchers and, more importantly, as it has been (and is) known to educated general audiences. As the Baby Boom generation finds itself solidly in the category of “Senior,” interest in plays that address personal and social issues around cognitive decline as a potentially frightening and expensive experience, no two iterations of which are identical, have, understandably, burgeoned. This study shines a spotlight on eleven dementia plays that have been produced in the United States over the past century, and seeks, in the words of medical humanities scholar Anne Whitehead, to “open up, and to hold open, central ethical questions of responsiveness, interpretation, responsibility, complicity and care.”

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