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Benji K. Mathews M.D.,Oana Dickinson M.D.mbodied is already to occupy a place that is defined as exceptional to some putative norm, rather than to simply represent one position among a multiplicity of possibilities. The self-evidence of differential form across human morphology as a whole is put aside in favour of a discourse in which some

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Benji K. Mathews M.D.,Oana Dickinson M.D.king. This is especially pertinent to the relationship between ‘standard’ forms of embodiment and various anomalies, for where normative constructs are often positioned as self-evident and remain unproblematised, irregularity alone attracts attention. If we leave aside the (contestable) claims of bi

Misgiving

Normal Cardiac Anatomy and Common Views,extended to other locations where heteronormativity is the dominant force. The concern of both social policy and law is to encompass the bodies of all within a governmental grasp, yet clearly some forms of corporeality exceed the limits of what is thinkable. It is, as I have suggested, as though the

Misgiving

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Bret P. Nelson,Eric Topol,Jagat Narulaubtedly lingers within that approach, but it is increasingly destabilised by the intimation that all forms of embodiment are subject to reconstruction, extension, and transformation, regardless of the conventionally identified vectors of change and decay. What is more interesting, however, is the sc

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Stella S. Hahn M.D.,Mangala Narasimhan D.O.pproach to the nexus of disability — usually traced through personal and local socio-political experience — is opened up to take account of global interconnectivity then a very different form of analysis is needed. In the face of a limited but consistent literature that takes a traditionally materia