A new issue of Survive & Thrive: Journal for Medical Humanities and Narrative as Medicine has been published. It includes articles that may be of interest to rhetoric scholars (see a selected list below).
Rhetoricians may also wish to consider submitting research articles and creative works in the area of the Rhetoric of Medicine / Narrative Rhetoric.
See the journal’s website at http://repository.stcloudstate.edu/survive_thrive/
“Survive & Thrive: Journal for Medical Humanities and Narrative as Medicine aims to provide opportunities for sharing research, artistic work, pedagogical dialogue, and the practice of Medical Humanities and Narrative as Medicine. Although it is linked to the Survive and Thrive Conference and Arts Festival, the Journal serves its own mission in education and the practice of Humanities as they relate to illness, injury, and trauma.”
“Survive and Thrive (S & T) is an open access, digital, peer reviewed journal, supported by St. Cloud State University Digital Archives.”
SELECTED Articles in Volume 3, Issue 1 (2017)
See full list at http://repository.stcloudstate.edu/survive_thrive/
“The Rhetoric of Confessional Poetry (Revisited): Ethos, Myth, Therapy, and the Narrative Configuration of Self”
by Steven B. Katz
“13 Ways of Looking at the Body”
by David E. Beard
“Telling a Story of Stillbirth: Accepting the Limits of Narrative”
by Janel C. Atlas
“Meta-Cognitive Thinking and Logical Approaches after a Cardiac Arrest”
by diego k. fontanive