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Articles in Vol. 21, Issue Special 38, 2017
Vol. 21, Issue Special 38, 2017
- IntroductionMargaret McAllister, Donna Lee Brien Leanne Dodd
- Writing therapy: paradox, peril and promiseFfion Murphy
- Plot interrupted: reproducing the narrative benefits of trauma fiction in crime fictionLeanne Dodd
- The ‘punches behind the punch’: poetry as Victim Impact StatementNicole Anae
- On representing autism and the altruism of self-reflexive writingKatie Sutherland
- Narratives of death and dying from one remove: surveying the undertaker’s memoirDonna Lee Brien
- Writing domestic violence in Marian Keyes’ _This Charming Man_ (2008)Lauren O'MahonyKathryn Trees
- Nurse as wounded healer in _The English Patient_Margaret McAllister
- Narratives of mental health nursing in the emergency departmentToby PriceMargaret McAllister
- Lived experience and personal narrative: pathways to connectionLouise Byrne
- SemanticsHeather Taylor Johnson
- All the little boxesMilissa Deitz
- SegomotsiEugen M. Bacon
- Using blogging to engage nursing students in reflective practiceColleen RyanPenny HeidkeNicole BluntMoira WilliamsonDonna Lee Brien
- Power in the moment: using autoethnographic narrative to unlock understandings of collaborative performanceJudith Brown
- Using diary writing: a narrative of radical courageDebra PhillipsElaine Lindsay
- An emotional, physical and humanistic response to performed dataGail Crimmins
McAllister, Margaret. 2017. “Nurse as Wounded Healer in The English Patient.” TEXT 21 (Special 38): 1–14. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.26849.