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Unit Six : Life and Death
In Bed
Joan Didion
The Magic Of Words
Unit Six : Life and Death
In Bed
Joan Didion
The Magic Of Words
‘In Bed’, an essay by Joan Didion depicts her personal experiences with migraine headache, which she inherits from her parents. She presents something unusual about the disease in a more philosophical and meditative domain of thought.
Questions for Practice
- Why does the writer consider herself fortunate that her husband has migraine? What would happen if he did not have it?
- According to John Didion, how do migraines differ from ordinary headaches?
- What popular misconceptions about migraine headache does Didion want to correct in her essay "In bed?
- How did the writer Joan Didion suffer from migraine headaches? What were the misconceptions associated with such headaches? Has she been able to correct them?
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