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We are in the process of tagging research activities with keywords, enabling search by keyword. View all keywords in use by FASS departments by clicking the first letter or 'view all' link. Alternatively, type a string into the search field. E.g. 'theor' will find keywords including 'theory', 'theoretical' etc.

KEYWORD 'Embodiment'

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Search results: Embodiment (3)

Affective Apparatus, Senses and the Nation-state

This project seeks to explore the configuration of the nation-state through the evocation of senses by various affective apparatus (like museums, memo ... Read more»

Keywords: Aesthetics, Embodiment, Emotions, Ethnography, Memorials, Memory, Museums, Nation, Political Anthropology, South Asia, Utopia, Violence, War

Melancholic States - International Conference

International Inter-disciplinary Conference 'Melancholic States', 27-29 September 2007. The concept of melancholia has assumed widespread and varie ... Read more»

Keywords: Aesthetics, Embodiment, Emotions, Ethnography, Feminist theory, Hauntings, Memory, Postcolonial theory, Violence

Public Memories of Gendered/Sexual Violence during wars/conflict situations

This project examines the public memories of sexual violence of the Bangladesh War of 1971 and theoretically explore the various constructions of the ... Read more»

Keywords: Citizenship, Class and gender relations, Conflict, Embodiment, Ethnography, Feminist theory, Hauntings, Human rights, Memory, Militarism, Nation, Political Anthropology, Postcolonial theory, Research ethics, Socio-Cultural Anthropology, Sociology, South Asia, Utopia, Violence, War

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