دانلود کتاب Embodied Politics in Visual Autobiography

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Contents\nAcknowledgments\n1 Visual Autobiography in the Frame: Critical Embodiment and Cultural Pedagogy\nPart One. Proliferating Monstrosity\n2 Quickening Paternity: Cyberspace, Surveillance, and the Performance of Male Pregnancy\n3 “Virtual” Autobiography? Anorexia, Obsession, and Calvin Klein\n4 Big Judy: Fatness, Shame, and the Hybrid Autobiography\nPart Two. Rupture and Recognition: Body Re-Formations\n5 Sex Traitors: Autoethnography by Straight Men\n6 Looks Can Be Deceiving: Exploring Transsexual Body Alchemy through a Neoliberal Lens\n7 Visceral (Auto)biographies: Plastic Surgery and Gender in Reality TV\nPart Three. Interior Lives: Conditions of Persistence and Survival\n8 My Life as a Museum, or, Performing Indigenous Epistemologies\n9 Gut Reactions: Mona Hatoum’s Corps étranger\n10 “Please Don’t Let Me Be Like This!” Un-wounding Photographic Representations by Persons with Intellectual Disability\n11 “Why Should Our Bodies End at the Skin?” Cancer Pathography, Comics, and Embodiment\nPart Four. Spectatorship and Historical Memory: The Ethics of Critical Embodiment\n12 Witnessing Genocide and the Challenges of Ethical Spectatorship\n13 Digital Melancholia: Archived Bodies in Carmin Karasic’s With Liberty and Justice for All\n14 Connective Tissue: Summoning the Spectator to Visual Autobiography\nReferences\nNotes on Contributors\nCultural Spaces