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,About the Cosserats’ Book of 1909,rized by flows of human and nonhuman vitality—as a permeable ecosystem, rather than a stable entity—then medicine (and the culture it helps shape) can start to view vulnerability, ., as intersubjective and transformational.

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The Soviet and Russian Schools,ehumanization inherent in medicine, and the medical implications of being open to new ways of living and being. This final chapter concludes by connecting Choi’s queer figurations to the topics covered in previous chapters to demonstrate how a posthumanist affirmative ethics can practically and truly lead to better medicine for all.

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,Health Inequity, Structural Racism, and the Trans-corporeal Ethics of Claudia Rankine’s Investigatine demonstrates that the human is not a bounded individual, disembodied from cultural values and norms, but rather an embodied being immersed in a network of social, economic, material, environmental, biological, and political relationships.

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Affirmative Medicine: The Queer Figurations of Sam Sax and Franny Choi,ehumanization inherent in medicine, and the medical implications of being open to new ways of living and being. This final chapter concludes by connecting Choi’s queer figurations to the topics covered in previous chapters to demonstrate how a posthumanist affirmative ethics can practically and truly lead to better medicine for all.

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Principles of Fracture Mechanics, of the human, a contribution that allows us to revise our ethical practices to meet the needs of our contemporary moment. This chapter also familiarizes readers with posthumanism and new materialism, and discusses the implications these theoretical models have for biomedicine and medical humanism in the new century.

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Entangled Species/Entangled Health: The Inclusive Poetics of Juliana Spahr, speak of human health as independent from ecosystem health. Recognition of our bodily entanglement reduces the weight placed on individual choice and merit as outcome predictors, while also encouraging us to acknowledge our kinship with all others. This recognition is vital for achieving true health equity.