EBSEES: Skultans, Vieda - Narratives of the body and history: illness in judgement on the Soviet past

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ID	67926
Author(s)	Skultans, Vieda
Title	Narratives of the body and history: illness in judgement on the Soviet past
Published	Sociology of Health and Illness, 21(3), 1999, p. 310-28
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Latvia / Public Health, Social Welfare [Browse all] Latvia / Biography / Autobiography / Memoirs [Browse all] Latvia / History (1945 - ) [Browse all]
Note	British psychiatrist focuses on the narrative of a Latvian countrywoman and explores 'the unstable relationship between history, memory and the body'. 1920s to present day
Medium	article
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	The expropriated harvvest: narratives of deportation and collectivization in North-East Latvia / Skultans, Vieda
	Rival grand narratives of national history: Russian/Soviet, Polish and Ukrainian accounts of Ukraine's past (1772-1991) / Velychenko, Stephen
	The testimony of lives : narrative and memory in post-Soviet Latvia / Skultans, Vieda
	Stalin: a time for judgement / Lewis, Jonathan
	The rediscovery of the Soviet past / Williams, Beryl
	The Body as a Cultural Value: Brief Notes on the History of the Idea and the Idea of History in Bakhtin's Writings / Tihanov, Galin
	Theorizing Latvian lives: the quest for identity / Skultans, Vieda

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Narratives of the body and history: illness in judgement on the Soviet past