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Denisa Butnaru
(ed.)
Medial Bodies between Fiction and Faction
Reinventing Corporeality
This collection investigates corporeal transformations alert to transdisciplinary perspectives, focusing on the understanding of the »medial body« as a transitional environment between fiction and faction.
Veith Kilberth
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Jürgen Schwier
(eds.)
Skateboarding Between Subculture and the Olympics
A Youth Culture under Pressure from Commercialization and Sportification
Are the Olympics killing skateboarding's heart and soul? This anthology provides a unique analytical perspective from twelve international authors.
How Genes Matter
Genetic Medicine as Subjectivisation Practices
Understanding how genetic factors contribute to who we are requires a broader analysis of genetic medicine as a social practice.
Memoirs of Well-Being
Rewriting Discourses of Illness and Disability
The "case studies" show how contemporary illness and disability memoirs effectively subvert traditional narratives and shift the focus to "well-being".
Kathrin Braun
(ed.)
Between Self-Determination and Social Technology
Medicine, Biopolitics and the New Techniques of Procedural Management
This book shows how autonomy, participation, ethics, and dialog work as new self-management technologies in the medical field.