Introduction: Writing the Body

Bodies inform our way of being in the world. The human body can be a site of expression, (mis)identification, or inscription, giving rise to a myriad of possibilities that transform and are transformed by our perceptions of the self, connections with others, and the world around us. This issue of Working Papers in the Humanities explores the ways in which human bodies are narrated and understood, how they have been marginalised, empowered or rendered (in)visible, as well as how they uphold and interrogate questions of normativity.

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MHRA Working Papers in the Humanities
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2024-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.59860/wph.a273ccd
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Art, Politics, and Modernism
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Introduction: Writing the Body

Rachel Hayes, Caitlin Sturrock
MHRA Working Papers in the Humanities
Art, Politics, and Modernism
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Introduction: Writing the Body

Rachel Hayes, Caitlin Sturrock
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Abstract

Bodies inform our way of being in the world. The human body can be a site of expression, (mis)identification, or inscription, giving rise to a myriad of possibilities that transform and are transformed by our perceptions of the self, connections with others, and the world around us. This issue of Working Papers in the Humanities explores the ways in which human bodies are narrated and understood, how they have been marginalised, empowered or rendered (in)visible, as well as how they uphold and interrogate questions of normativity.

MHRA Working Papers in the HumanitiesVol. 19
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Art, Politics, and Modernism
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