Introduction / T.J. Lustig and James Peacock
1. The Naturalistic Turn, the Syndrome, and the Rise of the Neo-Phenomenological Novel / Patricia Waugh
2. Mapping the Syndrome Novel / Stephen J. Burn
3. From Syndrome to Sincerity : Benjamin Kunkel's Indecision / Adam Kelly
4. "We learned to tell our story walking" : Tourette's and Urban Space in Jonathan Lethem's Motherless Brooklyn / James Peacock
5. The Pathologies of Mobility : time travel as syndrome in The Time-Traveller's Wife, La Jetée, and Twelve Monkeys / Brian Baker
6. Syndrome, Symptom and Trauma Chains in American Pre- and Post-9/11 Novels / Bent Sørensen
7. Mind and Brain : The Representation of Trauma in Martin Amis's Yellow Dog and Ian McEwan's Saturday / Nick Bentley
8. "Two way traffic?" : Syndrome as Symbol in Richard Powers' The Echo Maker / T.J. Lustig
9. "I wanted unheimlich [{u2026}] but of the right kind. Strangeness and Strangerness without the blank despair" : Trauma and Travel in the Works of Jenny Diski / Joanna Price
10. The Human Condition? / Martyn Bracewell
11. A Psychiatrist's Opinion of the Neuronovel / Lisetta Lovett
Annotated Bibliography of Primary Materials / Nicola Brindley Annotated Bibliography Iof Secondary Materials / Hannah Merry
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