Canadian Literature and Medicine

Section I: Theoretical Entanglements

Chapter 1. Canadian Literature, Place, and Identity: Origins, Entanglements, and Futures

Chapter 2. Defining a Critical Apparatus: Feminist Care Ethics, Biomedicine, and Narrative Medicine

Chapter 3. Visions of Health in Indigenous and Christian Epistemologies: A Discussion of Jacques Cartier's Voyages and a Taste of Indigenous Story Medicine

Section II: Indigenous Care and Narrative Medicine

Chapter 4. The Origin Story of Care on the Land Is Indigenous

Chapter 5. Narrative Medicine and Indigenous Story Medicine: Biomedicine, Colonialism, Holism

Section III: Co-constructions of Canadian Literature and Medicine

Chapter 6. Garrison and Hospital: The Co-construction of Canadian Socialized Medicine and Canadian Literature in Early Canadian Literature

Chapter 7. CanLit's Turn to Realism: The Co-construction of CanLit and Canadian Medicine Post-World War I to 1970

Section IV: Neoliberal Care

Chapter 8. Biomedical Neoliberalism in Canadian Literature

Chapter 9. The Neoliberalization of Public Health in Saleema Nawaz's Songs for the End of the World

Conclusion