More specifically, we claim that, while it is not possible to directly identify the potential pitfalls of research and innovation (see the first section of this article), a normative commitment based on the embodiment of and care for the internal goods of research, may have significance results, even when it does not directly address questions related to risk or safety.
Areas of interest: Medical anthropology Migration Embodiment Gender Perspectives of care Borders and transit zones Global health inequality Immigration Policy Ethnographic methods Mexico Latin America U.S. Heather Wurtz has maintained a long-standing interest in global health, gender and sexuality, and political economy.
Yet the Persians are as notorious in their way as Darth Vader, the Sheriff of Nottingham, General Custer, or any other embodiment of evil empire you care to mention.
Morris argues that the solution lies in eliminating the presumptions about normate embodiment and normal functioning that now pervade the way caregivers and care receivers usually are conceptualized by ethics of care.
Support of acute organ system insufficiency is the raison d'être of intensive care and is the embodiment of the remarkable successes of a relatively young discipline.
We end by reflecting on how configurations and ideologies of care can be reproduced through architectural spaces, and conclude that a dialogue between architecture and sociology has the potential to transform concepts of aging, embodiment and care.
Nkongolo Mwamba symbolizes the embodiment of tyranny, whereas Mbidi Kiluwe remains the admired caring and compassionate king.
"Robins are the avian embodiment of John Bull, Britannia and any other British hero you care to mention.
It makes him the embodiment of a modern athlete who doesn't know — or particularly care — about the past or the future.
A new project around the future of hospice care, looking at the unmet psychosocial care needs of people at the end of life is an embodiment of human-centered design.
