Their concerns have also required an engagement with the philosophy of biology, as naturalising accounts of embodiment have been resisted, while the distinctive materiality of our embodied situations in the world has nonetheless been respected (Birke, Bleier, Fausto-Sterling, Grosz, Haraway, Tuana).
This paper has two aims: to chart the ways that emotion and embodiment have been considered in gentrification research and theory to date, and to suggest further theoretical strategies for attending to the role that embodied practices and emotions play in marking, reproducing and consolidating gentrification.
This article has contributed to this project through an analysis of women's accounts of a context of pregnant embodiment that has been neglected by existing feminist research concerning ultrasound.
In addition to addressing a context of pregnant embodiment that has been neglected by empirical feminist research concerning ultrasound (Gerber 2002; Kimport et al. 2012), it argues that engagement with this context offers novel opportunities to destabilize dominant representations of this sociotechnical practice.
The human embodiment of regret has been frantically gulping down his orange juice, eyes fixed on the Rovers bar for months.
The unrestrained surveillance in New York public life is the physical embodiment of what has been taking place online over the last decade under operations of the National Security Agency revealed by Edward J. Snowden.
As the only Scottish politician to face such charges, Devine had been "the sole focus of opprobrium in Scotland as the embodiment of what has been called the 'rotten parliament'".
And Mara's haunting embodiment of Salander has been used to sell more than movie tickets.
The interrelationship between emotions, embodiment and spatiality has been increasingly considered (Anderson and Smith, 2001; Davidson, 2004; Thrift, 2004; Colls and Horschelmann, 2009) and there has been a call for a more explicit engagement with emotions as a means of helping us to understand the relationship between people and place (Davidson, 2004).
OR-PAM (optical resolution photoacoustic microscopy) is one embodiment of PAI which has been used for angiogenesis study [ 49, 50], due to its superior resolution to image even capillaries noninvasively.
