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,Trauma’s Essential Bodies,ory of trauma has arisen—a theory, that is, describing or accounting for the disruption of experience and its representation, the rupturing of the subject’s capacity to regulate its own sense of embodiment—there has also been a substrate that functions to record the suffering or rupture that fuels t

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Hold On! Falling, Embodiment, and the Materiality of Old Age,to write or read.”. Whether such stories are literary, popular, scientific, scholarly, or fantastical, the body is the foundation for what we know, experience, and imagine the aging process to be. In Western culture the dominant story about aging bodies is framed around the biology of decline. Physi

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Recht der ?ffentlichen Auftragsvergabenalist narrative of the twenty-first-century United States—is far worse than a na?ve or misinformed mythification of the civil rights dream: it is the signaling of a sophisticated, flexible, and “diverse” (multiculturalist) white supremacy as the heartbeat of the US national form.

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Multiculturalist White Supremacy and the Substructure of the Body,nalist narrative of the twenty-first-century United States—is far worse than a na?ve or misinformed mythification of the civil rights dream: it is the signaling of a sophisticated, flexible, and “diverse” (multiculturalist) white supremacy as the heartbeat of the US national form.

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Virtual Body Modification: Embodiment, Identity, and Nonconforming Avatars,r user-generated media. Such technologies, often lumped into the category of “new media,” have changed the way we communicate and gather information, yet they also shed light on the complex relationship between mediated or virtual interactions and those that are in the flesh.