Titlebook: Envisioning Embodiment in the Health Humanities; Interdisciplinary Ap Jodi Cressman,Lisa DeTora,Nora Martin Peterson Book 2023 The Editor(s

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Vaccinated by the Blood: Antiabortion Mobilization of the COVID Bodysplacement was effected through the mobilization of bodies. These were not, however, the dismembered fetal bodies that we have come to associate with aggressive antiabortion campaigns. Rather, the antiabortion counterprotesters mobilized widespread fear of COVID, represented by their own unmasked an

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P. K. Ray,M. Seshadri,T. B. Poduval, and it troubles the courtly self-representation genre. Peterson contends that the very textualization of the Abbé’s embodied experience is a liberating one in the writing of an alternative to the script.

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Information Architecture Do (道)t is ordinary and eternal in contrast to what is newly seen and seen anew, . reveals, as Wittgenstein would say, what is hidden in plain sight. We may keep grief hidden, yet it is hidden in plain sight, always around us, in the repeated experiences of the ordinary and the uncanny.

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Pattern Recognition: Heuristics or Science?,ributes the newspaper “circulars,” which Rannie, being illiterate, cannot read. The incomplete circuit of knowledge sets the stage for Rannie’s loss. As such, this chapter ultimately illuminates ways in which implicit bias can impair one’s ability to accurately “read” another’s pain.

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Filling in the Gaps: Fragments, Scripts, and Gender in Early Modern France, and it troubles the courtly self-representation genre. Peterson contends that the very textualization of the Abbé’s embodied experience is a liberating one in the writing of an alternative to the script.

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