Routledge Companion to Health Humanities

Paul Crawford is Professor of Health Humanities in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at the University of Nottingham, UK.Brian Brown is Professor of Health Communication at De Montfort University, UK.Andrea Charise is an Assistant Professor in the departments of English and Interdisciplinary Centre for Health and Society at the University of Toronto Scarborough, Canada.

• Introduction: Global Health Humanities and the Rise of Creative Public Health Paul Crawford PART1 REFLECTIONS AND CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES 1. The Health Humanities, Genealogies of Health Care, and the Consolation of Understanding:Towards a Critique of “Recovery” in Mental Health Brian Brown 2. On Applying the Arts and Humanities in Austere Times Andrea Charise3. Creative Practices in Challenging Places Emma Joyes and Charley Baker 4. Visionary Medicine: Race, Health, Power, and Speculation Sayantani DasGupta5. Digital Life and Health Humanities Olivia Banner 6. The Palimpsest: Black and Ethnic Minority Perspectives in Health Humanities Nehal El-Hadi 7. Representations of Medical and Health Delivery Paradigms Phillip Barrish 8. Post-Conflict Reconciliation and the Health Humanities: The Warrior Chorus Program Peter Meineck 9. Comics and Graphic Medicine as a Third Space for the Health Humanities Susan M. Squier 10. Medicine within Health Humanities Gail Allsopp 11. A Health Humanities Sublime Bradley Lewis 12. Visualizing within Health-Care Practice Colin Macduff 13. The Health Humanities and the Creative Disciplines Victoria Tischler 14. Co-Design as a Democratizing Force Alastair Macdonald 15. Indigenous Health Humanities Allison Crawford, Lisa Boivin and Lisa Richardson 16. Accessibility and Advocacy in Health Humanities Susan

"The book is a cornucopia of riches: a repository of perspectives and practices which provoke and inspire."Stephen Clift Professor Emeritus, Canterbury Christchurch University, United Kingdom