theorizations of the body: towards an approach integrating sexed/gendered and raced embodiment in...
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THEORIZATIONS OF THE BODY: TOWARDS AN APPROACH INTEGRATING SEXED/GENDERED AND RACED EMBODIMENT IN TRANSGENDER THEORY
Saniya Taher
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THEORIZATIONS OF THE BODY: Judith Butler, Gender Trouble and Bodies That
Matter Body as denaturalized and discursive
Gayle Salomon, The Sexual Schema Sexual Schema: Recuperates sexuality as mode
of being, sensed; relationality to other and the world through desire
Sarah Ahmed, Embodying Strangers Bodies as differentiated, contingent, and located,
and, intertwined within regimes of representation. Encounter
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Transgender Poet from Philadelphia
Embodied experience as Contingent
Permeability of Skin & Intersubjectivity
Unforming of body in strange encounterReforming of body in encounter of potential and hope with audience
Kavindu "Kavi" Ade’s “IT,” Spoken Word Performance
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CONCLUSION The body is a being that is not reduced to the
material nor the psychic, but one involving the two.
Sexed/gendered subjectivity is corporeally specific, situated within the dynamic body, and always positioned within social and cultural meaning –race still matters- through one’s relations to others
The body’s experience, or embodiment, is shaped through contingencies, formed and materialized by experiences of desire, belonging, and practices of differentiation its boundaries are formed, reformed, and unformed through its
being touched by others.