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  Año 2011, Número 2. Dedicado a: The body and the State : how the State controls and potects the body, part I

  • Keynote address. Part I

    • The trace, violence, truth, and the politics of the body

      Didier Fassin

      págs. 281-298

      

  • Conceptions of the "normal" body

    • Conceptions of the "normal" body. Introduction

      Dwaipayan Banerjee

      págs. 301-306

      

    • Joan's two bodies. A study in political anthropology

      Winnifred Fallers Sullivan

      págs. 307-324

      

    • How the French state justifies controlling muslim bodies: from harm-based to values-based reasoning

      John R. Bowen

      págs. 325-348

      

    • The body as a biological and genetic entity

      Elof Axel Carlson

      págs. 349-358

      

    • Bodies of rights and therapeutic markets

      Joao Biehl, Adriana Petryna

      págs. 359-386

      

    • Losing bodies

      Susie Orbach

      págs. 387-394

      

    • Reflections on the body beautiful in Indian popular culture

      Sumita S. Chakravarty

      págs. 395-416

      

    • Disability and the normal body of the (native) citizen

      Susan Schweik

      págs. 417-442

      

    • Making willing bodies. The university of Chicago human experiments at Stateville penitentiary

      Bernard E. Harcourt

      págs. 443-478

      

    • Introduction. The sexual body

      William Hirst

      págs. 481-484

      

    • God's body, or, the "lingam" made flesh. Conflicts over the representation of the sexual body of the Hindu God Shiva

      Wendy Doniger

      págs. 485-508

      

    • The state's oversight: from sexual bodies to erotic selves

      Sharon Marcus

      págs. 509-532

      

    • Verdicts of science, ruling of faith: transgender/sexuality in contemporany Iran

      Afsaneh Najmabadi

      págs. 533-556

      

    • Securitizing gender. Identity, biometrics, and transgender bodies at the airport

      Paisley Currah, Tara Mulqueen

      págs. 557-582

      

    • Body politics, bodies impolitic

      Charles W Mills

      págs. 583-606

      

    • Violence and humanity: or, vulnerability as political subjectivity

      Anupama Rao

      págs. 607-632

      

    • Sexual orientations, rights, and te body: inmmutability, essentialism, and nativism

      Edward Stein

      págs. 633-658

      

    • Gender pluralism: Southeast Asia since Early modern times

      Michael G. Peletz

      págs. 659-686