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Tag Archives: Body
CFP: Medical and Metaphorical Wounds from the Middle Ages to the First World War
A two-day workshop at the Science Museum, London, that may be of interest to our followers: January 26 and 27, 2018. Wounds and their meaning have differed over time: from stigmata to the psychological wounding of soldiers in the First … Continue reading
Posted in Body, Contemporary, events, medieval, Modern, Representation, Uncategorized
Tagged Body, CFP, exhibition, face, museum, Science Museum, wounds, WWI
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‘Corpus Historicus’ Conference
Followers might be interested in a conference taking place at the end of this month in Sosnowiec, Poland. The programme for ‘Corpus Historicus: The Body In/Of History‘ looks like a fascinatingly wide-ranging and interdisciplinary feast of body studies across history, and … Continue reading
Posted in Body, Classical, conferences, Contemporary, Early Modern, events, medieval, Modern, Uncategorized
Tagged art and culture, Body, conference, literature, Poland
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CFP: Disability Studies and the Classical Body
Effaced followers may be interested in the following call for papers, which proposes a fascinating conference on disability and the ‘classical’ body. We are excited to see one of our own collaborators, Jane Draycott, a confirmed speaker. THE FORGOTTEN OTHER: DISABILITY … Continue reading
Posted in Classical, conferences, News, Uncategorized
Tagged ancient history, Body, CFP, classics, conference, disability studies
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CFP: VariAbilities III
We’re excited to learn that the call for papers for the 2017 VariAbilities conference has been released. The conference is convened by Professor Chris Mounsey, who is a member of the Effaced project’s advisory committee. Quoting from the conference poster: … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, News
Tagged Body, CFP, Chris Mounsey, conference, disability studies, queer theory, Variabilities
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Olivier de Sagazan– ‘Transfiguration’
A striking photo series to stumble upon over the Bank Holiday, Transfiguration is a performance work by artist Olivier de Sagazan in which he engages almost brutally with our expectations of the body and face. In the performance, he uses layers of clay, … Continue reading
Posted in Body, Media, Public Engagement, Representation
Tagged art and culture, Body, Emily Cock, Olivier de Sagazan, performance, sculpture, transfiguration
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