What the Face Reveals: The Experience of Pain

Simon van Rysewyk

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Can the body be construed as one entity or is it really an assemblage of its constituent parts? If the latter, how does ‘the body’ relate to them? Who determines and controls knowledge about bodies, body parts, and their relational dynamics?

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