Bodies of Thought: Embodiment, Identity and Modernity

Ian Burkitt

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Manoevring between constructionist and realist theories of the social actor, Bodies of Thought is an innovative assessment of Foucaultian, Eliasian and feminist approaches to the body and a sustained critique of post-Cartesian dualisms

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