... night work eight-hour day circadian clock economic well-being physical well-being social well-being ...

... for physical well-being. While night work offers employment with obvious economic well-being, it also indicates a simultaneous isolation from the regular daytime social life, a fragmentation of family life when it is difficult to be together with one’s spouse and children, reducing their social well-being...

... concretely in the bodies of other human beings as well as in the physical structures of the world. social norms materialization performativity Judith Butler Linda Martín Alcoff ...

... by emphasizing the materiality of “social norms”—the fact that we encounter these norms concretely in the bodies of other human beings as well as in the physical structures of the world. social norms materialization performativity Judith Butler Linda Martín Alcoff ...

... the sentences of even those convicted of murder, as well as an analysis of clemency petitions, the chapter explores the relationship between white supremacy and mercy. If the line between freedom and incarceration was blurred by Jim Crow, then the physical boundary between inside and outside the prison...

... continuity in his lineage’s loyalty to the state. In this royal decree, the king recognized the family’s ancient Indian nobility as well as its early conversion to Spanish cultural norms (“being among the first to dress Spanish style”), and granted Ayra de Ariutu the right to display a distinctive shield...

... Drown’s effectiveness as what the chapter terms a narrative of loss. Díaz’s text grapples with the immediate, measurable losses associated with immigration: loss of a physical home, loss of family, loss of language. His principal narrator, Yunior de las Casas, illustrates the psychocultural migration...

...Modern Blackness As a well-educated, middle-class African American woman, sculptor May Howard Jackson's (1877–1931) career was affected by racism and sexism at every turn. The social and class-based aspects of her larger artistic practice, which was formed in an era when a “New Negro...

... of their mother, and sustain an ongoing search to encounter their lost father. The Andean mountains were long considered colossal physical barriers, their altitude and rugged landscape being seen as serious obstacles to human development. Nevertheless, Andean civilizations creatively converted...

... that physical intimacy is always accompanied by heightened risk, Murphy narrates the complex nexus of the terrible loss she feels (particularly sharp in the midst of the 2020 lockdown in her hometown) and the poignant pleasure she derives from watching the members of BTS engage in moments of affection with one...