Which sociological theorist(s) argued: "the private narratives of illness tell a powerful story about the public issues of wealth, power, and status"?

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Mills argued that the private narratives of illness can provide insight into larger societal issues related to wealth, power, and status, as documented in his book "The Sociological Imagination." Marx, Omi and Winant, and Foucault also made significant contributions to the field of sociology, but their work did not specifically address the relationship between illness and broader social issues in the same way as Mills.

Which Sociological Theorist(s) Argued: "The Private Narratives of Illness Tell