Fr. 136.00

Cancer and Young Adult Literature

English · Hardback

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This collection critically presents arguments studying cancer as it is portrayed in Young Adult literature. The essays included offer insights into cancer and families, cancer and relationships, cancer and story-telling, and more.

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Chapter 1: Monster Theory and Parental Loss in A Monster Calls
Sarah Minslow
Chapter 2: The Wilting Branch: The Effects of Cancer on the Family Unit
Abigail Bailey
Chapter 3: A Matter of Perspectives: How Pediatric Patients and Parents Cope with Cancer and Death in Ways to Live Forever and Before I Die
Alessia Silvestrin
Chapter 4: Last Things: Sick Protagonists' Bucket Lists
Jennifer Marchant
Chapter 5: Grounded in Fantasy or Reality: Comparing real-life accounts of adolescent cancer with fictional themes of experience in popular YA texts.
Katie Doering
Chapter 6: "Oddest and Most Hopeless:" Leukemia, the YA Cancer Narrative, and Writing for Young Adults
Stephen M. Zimmerly
Chapter 7: Teenage Hospital Romance among the Cancerously Ill in Cellular and Too Young to Die
Arka De Barman
Chapter 8: EcoGothic and Bodily Decay in the Film Adaptations of A Walk to Remember (2002), Now is Good (2012), The Fault in Our Stars (2014), Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015), and Clouds (2020)
Jesse Bair


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Edited by Stephen M. Zimmerly - Contributions by Sarah Minslow; Abigail Bailey; Alessia Silvestrin; Jennifer Marchant; Katie Doering; Stephen M. Zimmerly; Arka De Barman and Jesse Bair

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