Sanatoriums in contemporary narratives 'El Mar', by Blai Bonet

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Title
Sanatoriums in contemporary narratives 'El Mar', by Blai Bonet
Author (s)
 Kotatkova, Adéla
Date
2018
Publisher
Universitat de València
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http://hdl.handle.net/10234/181549
DOI
https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.8.10787
ISSN
2174-3487; 2174-9221
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KOŤÁTKOVÁ, Adéla. Sanatoriums in contemporary narratives:‘The sea’, by Blai Bonet. Mètode Science Studies Journal-Annual Review, 2018, no 8.
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Literature and medicine are closely connected. Many works that portray experiences of disease have been set in health care facilities, including sanatoriums. Anti-tuberculosis sanatoriums, seen as spaces of isolation ... [+]
Literature and medicine are closely connected. Many works that portray experiences of disease have been set in health care facilities, including sanatoriums. Anti-tuberculosis sanatoriums, seen as spaces of isolation and as «death row» have inspired many authors. Twentieth-century novels devoted significant attention to these institutions which, kept far from the rest of society, conditioned both the life and the identity of the sick. The magic mountain by Thomas Mann and Rest home by Camilo José Cela are two outstanding references among these productions. In Catalan literature, El mar (The sea in its English language translation) by Majorcan author Blai Bonet must also be highlighted. [-]
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