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En el libro Bluets (2009) de Maggie Nelson el azulamiento del cuerpo femenino funciona como una representación de la corporeización del dolor. Es decir que las experiencias dolorosas se expresan visualmente por medio del azul. En esta... more
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      Disability StudiesGender and Sexuality StudiesSexuality StudiesCuerpo
Kathakali is a highly stylized dance-drama practice from the south Indian state of Kerala. The paper explores the complex performative construction of the primitive and pain in a process that I term as performing disfiguration. To look... more
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      Reception StudiesPain StudiesKathakaliDrama and Dance
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      Cultural StudiesDisability StudiesPainMedical Humanities
In this essay, written for a module during my MA, I consider Sacco's voyeuristic position in his graphic novel Palestine, and how this position renders wounds necessarily public or private in the text.
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      English LiteratureComics/Sequential ArtContemporary LiteratureComics and Graphic Novels
Drawing insights from Atul Gawande, Sandeep Jauhar and others, this essay seeks to close read graphic medical intern narratives by Michael J. Green (“Missed It” [2013] and “Betty P.” [2015]) and Ashley L. Pistorio (“Vita Perseverat”... more
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      Medical HumanitiesGraphic MedicinePain Studiesintern narratives
I examine how recent historic incidents of sexual violence that registered emotional shockwaves across India have been portrayed in the contemporary format of the Indian web-series—in Delhi Crime, Made in Heaven, and Judgement Day—through... more
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      Gender and Sexuality StudiesSexual and Gender-Based ViolencePain StudiesPopular Culture and Critical Cultural Studies
This article is dedicated to the analysis of the body, which is staged as sick and painful. El último cuerpo de Úrsula by Peruvian author Patricia de Souza is characterized by the connection between body, pain perception and eroticism.... more
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      Disability StudiesPhenomenology of IllnessPeruvian LiteratureHuman Body