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Symptomatic Silence: Situating the Subject in gless formation evocative of a peculiar response to the world, the discourse of psychiatry is not only defeated and satirised but also presented as requiring a reform—which is exactly what Richard Dalloway and Sir Bradshaw want to do, although they remain unaware of this.

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AIDS, Manic-Depression and the Symptoms of the 1980s in erine a way of rending the veil of literary propriety and the traditional template of the comedy of manners in order to question how a subject can be overwhelmed when they are assigned to a medical identification that is so strict that it becomes mortifying.

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Voices, Silence and the Body: Cusk’s Modernist Explorations of Symptomatic Encounters in the , Trilovery possible mode of endless conversation and uninterrupted monologues. Could this entanglement of silence and excessive talk be a symptom of her neo-Modernist endeavour (Latham 2016) to articulate the production of subjective responses against contemporary forms of social disconnection?

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Ali Smith’s Voices: Everyone Is Deliriouse society seems to pit people against one another because of age, sex, class and aspirations, Ali Smith allows them to create their own response in a language characterised by lack of cohesion, lack of correction and stability, a language that is therefore and perhaps like all social productions mad