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The Dean Disordered

Name: The Dean Disordered
Brand: University of Virginia Press
SKU: 48865921
Price: 1075 CZK
Availability: InStock
Author: Paul William Child
ISBN: 9780813953335

Paul William Child

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Angličtina

Kniha Brožovaná

Libristo kód: 48865921

Nakladatelství University of Virginia Press, září 2025

Understanding Jonathan Swift's medical and literary life The Dean Disordered bridges biography and l... Celý popis

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Understanding Jonathan Swift's medical and literary life

The Dean Disordered bridges biography and literary criticism to examine the chronic afflictions suffered by the great Irish satirist Jonathan Swift, investigating not only how these ailments affected his day-to-day social life and ambitions but also how he represented them in his correspondence and imaginative writings. By historicizing Swift's medical issues, Paul William Child returns the creator of the iconic character of Gulliver (a surgeon, notably) to the humoral body that he knew. Child situates Swift's complaints within the theory of illness as an imbalance of fluid humors that had persisted since classical days, considering how Swift tried to make sense of and contain his own humors through narrative explanation, medical interventions and regimen, performances in the "sick role," and imaginative representations. Rather than accepting modern diagnoses of Swift's illnesses, The Dean Disordered reconstructs the medical culture of his time. The book opens a window into Swift's experience of illness and prompts us to read both the man and his works anew.