Timescapes of Health, Illness and Care, Gebunden

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Chapter 1. Introduction to Timescapes of Health, Illness and Care - Katherine Kenny, Mia Harrison, Anthony K J Smith.- Part 1. Duration and the Governance of Time.- Chapter 2. The winged power of time in outbreak science - Professor Marsha Rosengarten.- Chapter 3. "An indescribable pause": Reading pandemic time through Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway - Professor Amanda Caleb.- Chapter 4. "Time must be cared for": Sensitive trajectories of time in healthcare - Francisco Tirado, Jorge Castillo-Sepúlveda, Fernanda Bywaters-Collado, Mariana Gálvez-Ramírez.- Part 2. Institutionalised Temporalities.- Chapter 5. A rhythm of unpredictability: Conceptualizing temporalities in the emergency department - Andreas Wagenknecht; Johannes Deutschbein; Anna Schneider; Daniela Krüger; Martin Möckel; Professor Liane Schenk.- Chapter 6. Finding yourself waiting: the spatio-temporal semiotics of the GP waiting room - Michael Flexer.- Chapter 7. Boundary work and whistle stop teaching in x-ray image interpretation with medical students - Peter Winter.- Chapter 8. Mad time and peer support: The temporal implications of peer support inclusion within mental health systems - Aimee Sinclair.- Part 3. Challenging Chrononormativities.- Chapter 9. Resting, waiting and other forms of resistance: The chronopolitics of chronic illness - Mara Pieri.- Chapter 10. Redefining time, energy, and expectation with spoon theory - Imogen Harper.- Chapter 11. "My health sucked the future right out of me": Time and temporality in life with intracranial hypertension - Kelly Moes.- Part 4. Temporal Recursivity.- Chapter 12. Multiple temporalities of lifestyle change - Martine Robson; Sarah Riley.- Chapter 13. Haunting diagnosis: Identity, temporality, and futures in light of ADHD - Sebastian Rojas Navarro; Samanta Alarcón-Arcos.- Chapter 14. Troubling time in the face of life-limiting illness - Katherine Kenny, Jianni Tien, Roberta Pala, Alex Broom.- Part 5. Afterword.- Chapter 15. Between deep time and Indigenous wellbeing - Susie Anderson.