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Interdependence With Our Most Forgetful Elders: Alzheimer's In The Anthropocene, Christine Heller
Interdependence With Our Most Forgetful Elders: Alzheimer's In The Anthropocene, Christine Heller
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This dissertation uses autoethnography and critical psychological and philosophical theories to explore what people with Alzheimer’s disease teach us about being, forgetting, and dying in the Anthropocene. The author collected personal memory data from her lived experience of being with her mother while she had Alzheimer’s disease, and organized these memories into a series of vignettes. Each vignette was analyzed with critical psychological and philosophical theories to illuminate intersubjective themes of denial, things, ancestors, place, dying, and time. These themes connected the personal to the epochal and articulated the wisdom that our most forgetful elders can share in the Anthropocene, …
The Human 'As-If'-Function And Its Loss In Schizophrenia, Thomas Fuchs
The Human 'As-If'-Function And Its Loss In Schizophrenia, Thomas Fuchs
Phenomenology Center Annual Symposium
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Body Memory And The Unconscious, Thomas Fuchs
Body Memory And The Unconscious, Thomas Fuchs
Phenomenology Center Annual Symposium
No abstract provided.