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The Theatricalization of Death
Journal of Medical Humanities 33 (3):141-159 (2012)
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The essay analyzes anorexia as a theatrical performance, complete with its chosen acting school and particular dramatic features (plot, acting style, suspense-establishing mechanisms and motifs)Other Versions
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Fasting Women, Living Skeletons and Hunger Artists: Spectacles of Body and Miracles at the Turn of a Century.Sigal Gooldin - 2003 - Body and Society 9 (2):27-53.
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