Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025): Open Section

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Published: 2025-12-29

Editorial

Editorial

Katharina Fürholzer, Maria Heidegger, Julia Pröll

151-155
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Articles

Reading as a Literary Coping Strategy? Three Comparative Analyses (Jane Austen’s Persuasion, Stefan Zweig’s Chess Story, Haruki Murakami’s Sleep)

Kathrin Neis

157-176
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“I think I’m going to be struck!” On the Literary (In)Narratability of Strokes in the 19th and Early 20th Century

Nicolas Reuter

177-206
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Narrating Madness Subjectivity and the Politics of Representation

Sara R. Gallardo

207-227
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Photographs of Patients in Colonial Cameroon: Humanitarian Need for Aid or Invectivity? An Analysis of Visual Representations of Pathologized Bodies, Exemplified by Ethnographic Photography

Romuald Valentin Nkouda Sopgui

229-249
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Oral History and Cultural Embeddedness: Narratives Between Medicine and Culture

Felicitas Söhner

251-284
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The Concept of Symptoms in Textbooks of Classical Homeopathy and Internal Medicine – A Linguistic Contribution to the Medical Humanities

Pavla Schäfer

285-313
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Caring with the Humanities Integrating the Humanities into Psychiatric Care: A Curriculum Proposal for an Introductory Course for Mental Health Professionals

Steve Vilhem

315-343
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In conversation with …

In conversation with … Petra Fuchs

Petra Fuchs, Lisa Pfahl

345-358
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Reports

Premio Strega 2025: Inspired Lunacy, Madhouses, Genetics, and Trauma Mental Health in Contemporary Italian Literature

Evelyn Ferrari

359-369
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Brushstrokes of Healing Japanese Calligraphy and Its Role in Supporting Patients with Terminal Brain Cancer

Saivikram Madireddy, Hibiki Yamazaki, Masayuki Ueda, Masashi Hamada, Francesco Panto, Kana Kaburagi

371-382
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