Embodiment Flashcards

1
Q

How the body has traditionally been treated

A

In a Cartesian dualistic manner

In a monist way- ie.reduced to genes, biology, physiology, brain processes

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2
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We can’t separate body/mind

A

Finlay and Langdridge

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3
Q

The embodied self is a social object/ object of discourse

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Foucault

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4
Q

Bulimia/anorexia

A

Bodies express cultural meanings- disciplinary technologies

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5
Q

ME and RSI only recently classified

A

Gergen. Previously they were ‘hysteria’

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6
Q

Foucault on why we have ME and RSI classified

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Capitalism has found this useful

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7
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Body: power relations in discourse- who decides what is normal?

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Science constructs standards of normality

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8
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We ARE our body

A

Nietzsche

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9
Q

Phenomenological study of disease-

Researcher?
Researched?
Disease?
Key points?

A
Finlay
Anne
MS
Disrupts Anne's pre-reflectively lived body- disrupts body-unity, body-intentionality, being-for-others and embodied intersubjective relationships with others 
Views it with a medical gaze
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10
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Merleau-Ponty

What is our relationship with the world

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More than embodied consciousness, we have an intercorporeal being in which we are dynamically intertwined with the world

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11
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3 phenomenological kinds of body consciousness and who?

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The subjective body= body-subject =pre-reflective

The objective body

Bodily self-consciousness- critical gaze disrupts the unity of the pre-reflectively lived body

Sartre

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12
Q

Example of a body project in pop culture

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Michael Jackson:

Linked with racial used power relations in western societies

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13
Q

People use their bodies as what?

Who said it?

A

Giddens

An ongoing identity project

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14
Q

Opposite of Marilyn Monroe

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The tyranny of slenderness

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15
Q

Möbius strip- who said it?

A

Grosz

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16
Q

What is a body project?

Who said it?

A

An ongoing attempt to change the body to change our experience of the world- Giddens

17
Q

Eating disorders

A

Women’s collusion with patriarchal standards of femininity

Susan Bordo 1988

Women voluntarily subject themselves to self surveillance

18
Q

What does Foucault say medicine, psych, sociology and education are?

Who benefits?

A

Disciplinary regimes

Professional experts

19
Q

What do binaries like healthy/unhealthy, normal/ abnormal, sane/mad have the potential to do? Foucault

A

‘Othering’ and marginalisation

20
Q

Women should take more control back of the process of becoming a mother (e.g. Epidurals) - who?

21
Q

Corporeal body vs bodiliness

Who?
E.g.s of bodiliness?

A

Heidegger

Pointing
Playing racquet sports
Driving a car
Tattoos- link body to social world
Uniform- link body to social world