Illness As Metaphor
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Illness As Metaphor

by Susan Sontag

Philosophy Medicine Literature
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Susan Sontag’s Illness As Metaphor explores the ways illness is described, interpreted, and given symbolic meaning. The book offers a focused examination of language and cultural attitudes, encouraging readers to reconsider how disease is understood beyond its strictly medical dimensions.

About This Book

Illness As Metaphor is a work by Susan Sontag focused on the meanings attached to illness.

The book considers how language and interpretation can shape perceptions of disease and those who experience it.

With its emphasis on metaphor, the work invites readers to examine the cultural ideas that surround health and illness.

It is suited to readers interested in medicine, society, language, and critical thought.

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