دانلود کتاب Rethinking the Body in Global Politics: Bodies, Body Politics, and the Body Politic in a Time of Pandemic

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Cover
Endorsement Page
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of figures
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Rethinking the body in a time of COVID-19
(Re)thinking through bodies
Bodies in/and IR
Interdisciplinary detours
Introducing (re/dis)embodiment
Structure and contributions
Methodology
Method of mess
Reflexive reflections
Research impact
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 1: Bodies
1.1 Precarious bodies
1.1.1 Bodies in excess
1.1.2 Ontological (in)security
1.1.3 Becoming (no)bodies
1.1.4 Habeas corpus?
1.2 Emotional bodies
1.2.1 Emotions and/in IR
1.2.2 Emotional vocabulary
1.2.3 Emotion and bodies
1.2.4 Emotional (body) politics
1.2.5 Manipulative bodies
1.2.6 Moving dominant bodies
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 2: Body politics
2.1 Necro(body)politics
2.1.1 Biopolitical masks
2.1.2 (In)visible bodies
2.1.3 The disqualification of death
2.1.4 Seeing/not seeing soldiers 9
2.1.5 The mask and the face
2.1.6 Anxious bodies
2.2 Death is hard work
2.2.1 Division of bodies
2.2.2 Global necro-body politics
2.2.3 The (ab)use of bodies
2.2.4 Becoming body parts
2.2.5 Human capital stock
2.2.6 Losing value
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 3: The body politic
3.1 The body politic
3.1.1 The body politic in/and IR
3.1.2 Words become flesh
3.1.3 Long live the body politic!
3.1.4 21st-century bodies politic?
3.2 Out of date
3.2.1 Ruling bodies
3.2.2 Governing bodies
3.3 The English patient
3.3.1 Bodies brought down
3.3.2 Sick days
3.3.3 Well wishes
3.3.4 Reverberations
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 4: Conflicted bodies
4.1 Angles of arrival
4.1.1 Discordant
4.2 Out of touch
4.2.1 Let go
4.2.2 Torn apart
4.2.3 Numbers and numbness 13
4.2.4 Staying alert
4.3 Pressured parts
4.3.1 Peer pressure
4.3.2 Powered by love
4.3.3 Disruptive parts?
Notes
Bibliography
Conclusions
Ontological (in)security
Necro(body)politics
The body politic
Bodies with COVID-19
Limitations and suggestions for further research
Notes
Bibliography
Index