Bodies in Transition in the Health Humanities: Representations of Corporeality

Keyphrases

• Abjection 33%
• Adult children 33%
• Aging 33%
• Anorexia 33%
• Artistic Discourse 33%
• Corporeality 100%
• Cultural Studies 33%
• Daily Life 33%
• Disability Studies 33%
• Eighteenth-century France 33%
• Female-to-male 33%
• Gender Politics 33%
• Gender Studies 33%
• Health Discourse 33%
• Health Humanities 100%
• High Profile 33%
• Illness 33%
• Intersexuality 33%
• Iran 33%
• Literary Discourse 33%
• Material Culture 33%
• Medical Health 33%
• Medical Humanities 33%
• Non-physician 33%
• Normative Bodies 33%
• Personal Identity 33%
• Political Interest 33%
• Present Volume 33%
• Productive Dialogue 66%
• Public Culture 33%
• Rhetoric of Science 33%
• Science Studies 33%
• Sex Transition 33%
• Transsexuality 33%
• Trauma 33%
• Vaccination 33%
• Virus 33%
• Visual Culture 33%
• Visual Rhetoric 33%
• Women's Studies 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Abjection 50%
• Beautiful 50%
• Binaries 50%
• Corporeality 100%
• Cultural Studies 50%
• Daily Life 50%
• Disability Studies 50%
• Discourse 50%
• Eighteenth-century France 50%
• Faculty 50%
• Gender Studies 50%
• Horror 50%
• Iran 50%
• Material Culture 50%
• Medical 100%
• Medical humanities 50%
• Medicine 50%
• Narrative 50%
• Normative 50%
• Public Culture 50%
• realm 50%
• Rhetoric of science 50%
• Scholars 50%
• Trauma 50%
• Womens Studies 50%