Alzheimer?s Disease in Contemporary U.S. Fiction

Explore the profound exploration of memory and identity in Cristina Garrigós' insightful work, Alzheimer's Disease in Contemporary U.S. Fiction, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2021. This compelling book spans 164 pages and delves into the representation of Alzheimer's disease in contemporary American literature. Garrigós examines how the erasure of memories in individuals affected by Alzheimer's reshapes our understanding of identity on personal, social, and cultural levels. Through her analysis, readers will gain a deeper appreciation for the complexities of memory loss and its implications in fiction. Perfect for literature enthusiasts and those interested in the intersection of health and narrative, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to understand how contemporary authors tackle the challenging themes surrounding Alzheimer's disease.