Diseases and literature.

Legacies of plague in literature, theory and film by: (Electronic resources)

Illness as many narratives = arts, medicine and culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Aesthetic nervousness : = disability and the crisis of representation / by: (Electronic resources)

Writing plague = language and violence from the Black Death to COVID-19 / by: (Electronic resources)

Beyond words : = illness and the limits of expression / by: (Language materials, printed)

Diseases in art.

Patients' writings- History and criticism.

Written communication- Psychological aspects.

Attitude to Health

Catastrophic Illness- psychology

Epidemics- Social aspects.

Diseases and literature.

History of Medieval Europe.

Epidemics in literature.

Psychoanalysis and literature.

Abnormalities, Human, in literature.

Personality and creative ability.

Antisemitism.

Violence.

Medieval Literature.

Literary Criticism.

Plague- Social aspects.

Morrison, Toni- Criticism and interpretation.

Coetzee, J. M.,- Criticism and interpretation.

Commonwealth literature (English)- History and criticism.

Critically ill- Psychology.

Critical Illness- psychology

Twentieth-Century Literature.

Beckett, Samuel,- Criticism and interpretation.

Soyinka, Wole- Criticism and interpretation.

Catastrophic illness- Psychological aspects.

Chronic Disease- psychology

Diseases in literature.

Literature and society.

People with disabilities in literature.

People with disabilities- Social conditions.

Sick- Psychology.

Chronic diseases- Psychological aspects.

Health attitudes.

Literature, Modern- History and criticism.

Medieval Philosophy.

Plague in literature.

Medicine in literature.

Medicine in Literature

Literature, Medieval- History and criticism.

Jewish Cultural Studies.