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catalyst-29631	Jacobson, Susan	Among the Metavivors: Social Media and Illness Narratives of Stage IV Breast Cancer Patients	2018	24	.pdf	application/pdf	7882	414	58	Social media may provide an outlet for metastatic breast cancer patients to tell their stories, exchange information and, in a meaningful way, circumvent the traditional top-down communication of doctor-to-patient (Dray & Papen, 2004; Klawiter, 200) to potentially enable what Haraway (1998, p. 590) describes as a community of situated knowledges, where “partiality and not universality is the condition of being heard to make rational knowledge claims.” Kleinman’s approach to the chronically ill may be particularly resonant with metastatic breast cancer patients, who may live with their illness for several years before succumbing to the inevitable.	cache/catalyst-29631.pdf	txt/catalyst-29631.txt