Illness and Irony

Illness and IronyTheories of illness and therapy since Freud have included the possibility that sufferers are complicit in their conditions. The studies in this volume explore the ways in which illness and therapy may be characterized as sites at which ironies of the human condition are produced, encountered, acknowledged or discounted in favor of more literal readings. They ask what these sites can teach us about questions of human agency and about the broader

Cox skillfully integrates ecological and taxonomic information

Advances a more bal

The first book-length study in English of the Heidegger-Hölderlin relation

A thorough examination of the efficacy of mindfulness and yoga in reducing stress and conflict and enhancing student engagement to serve as a rationale for integrating such programs into schools

pain assessment and interventions

ranging from commercial arbitration and interception of communications to divorce and copyright

It book discusses how different experiences of partition and consolidation informed or resisted architectural developments and urban planning

Includes a translation

Xenophanes

a married middle-aged man who falls in love with a young newlywed while on vacation in Yalta

and the third offers criticisms of Merleau-Ponty from feminist and Levinasian points of view

Eco-phenomenologies of living places such as Central Park in New York City