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On Being a Body in Thomas More’s Utopiaical in his support of women’s equality. Consequently, a careful consideration of those passages in which More explicitly addresses being a body in . (of which there are many) suggests that Utopia is hard to defend as an unequivocally ‘good place’ in terms of bodily being.

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Impossible Body Escapesd—perhaps most importantly—as operating within an economy defined by beauty as the central value in terms of conceptions that still more or less prominently define the existence of women growing up today.

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Technological Bodies Becoming Imagesltered in a striking manner and plays with the impossible in its staging. And yet, when users describe the sharing of intimate images of their bodies with a partner as ‘intimate acts’, this suggests that images of the body might acquire ‘body status’. The body becomes image and vice versa.

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Introduction,her modifications. Diverse human desires to embody what is physically impossible appear to be longstanding. “[T]here seems to be a widespread human desire to transcend the body’s limitations”, ascertains fashion scholar Elizabeth Wilson with regard to how societies throughout history have “deformed,