... on George E. Lewis’s concept of the Afrological and Vijay Iyer’s notion of microtiming, Robinson suggests that cognitive dissonances produced by latency in networked performance bring into relief the relationship of distant bodies in networked performance as well as ideas about a futurist vision of zero...

... This chapter ethnographically explores trauma, which—following medical and psychiatric formulations—is comprehended as a returning and repetitive wound. Instead, the chapter examines the varied embodied connotations of trauma embedded in everyday sociality: the body, the economy, and the home...

... gender and sexual politics femininity/masculinity Gezi Park domestication bodies and embodiments ...

... with a discussion of the erotics of embodied musical improvisation: the sensuality of improvising bodies responding to other improvising bodies, to listeners, and to embodied histories. improvisation performativity phenomenology embodiment ...

... This chapter engages Mona Hatoum’s art of vulnerable corporealities to ask what kinds of bodies are formed and deformed in times of loss, displacement, and occupation; how these bodies come to embody and witness what is lost; and how they come to relate to other bodies. Hatoum’s feminist...

... femininity/masculinity Gezi Park domestication bodies and embodiments ...

... The conclusion of the book summarizes the major findings, emphasizing the multivalent meanings and uses of bimpampa, zakama, and makinu over time and in different contexts, and noting the importance of embodied performances in everyday social interactions for both constituting and challenging...

... Transnational surrogacy in India is a commercial trade which brings into question the integrity of national bodies, as well as gendered, racialized, and reproductive bodies. These embodied borderlands are policed minimally by various state policies on surrogacy, gamete donation, and citizenship...

... Gender and sexuality, race and class, disability and other social stratifications can be understood as frames that affect ways of seeing the neurobiological body; they are also implicated in complex, embrained embodiment. This conclusion argues that epistemological or representational critiques...

... of improvisation. Here, banding is employed as a case study on the interconnectedness of bodies through objects during improvisation, and as a profound, mindful practice of embodied expressivity. embodiment movement sound interconnect disorient ...

... conflict, sexual difference, and class inequality, which are embodied, inscribed in a variety of spaces, and not easily overcome by mass protest. Fourth, it challenges the public/private dichotomization of metaphorical and physical spaces, bodies, and social relations. The introduction also discusses...

.... The chapter argues for recognition of embodied multiplicity, including cognitive and affective “misfittings” of body-minds and worlds. embodied cognition situated knowledge disability cyborg feminist epistemologies ...

... to enter into what psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi famously called a state of flow. Through an analysis of several incarnations of Very Nervous System , this chapter examines some of the ways the work alters people’s perceptions of their bodies and encourages a state of flow through embodied forms...

... and queer perspectives must be brought to bear on ontological questions about the neurobiological body. This chapter and the book as a whole argue for the material-semiotic complexity of embrained embodiment. social neuroscience materialism complex embodiment feminist critiques of science affect...