Please send proposed titles and abstracts (max 250 words), along with name, affiliation and contact details, to r.searcey@lboro.ac.uk
This interdisciplinary session brings together scholars researching bodies and identities which are potentially out of place or even, displaced. We invite papers which look at how space and place can effect or shape identities. Furthermore, we hope to examine the potentialities and/or consequences of embodying conflicting identities for different groups in different socio-cultural contexts. This could include, but is not limited to, feelings of belonging, practices of Othering and/or the displacement of bodies and identities.
This session welcomes papers that address, but not limited to, the following broad themes:
Identities
Labelling and blame
Space and Place
Embodiment
Belonging and Othering
Displacement
Type | Details | Minutes | Start Time |
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Presenter | Rachel Searcey*, Loughborough University, In and out of place | 20 | 5:00 PM |
Presenter | Jessica Simpson*, , Student sex workers: What happens after university? | 20 | 5:20 PM |
Presenter | Mu-Chih Shih*, National Taiwan Normal University, Becoming Pretty Boys: Embodied Experience of Heterosexual Males Pursuing Feminine Appearance and Manner | 20 | 5:40 PM |
Presenter | Lucia Lovison*, Sat-Drones Afrtiterra Foundation, Human Trafficking: from the Past to the Present in the Indian Ocean region | 20 | 6:00 PM |
Discussant | Philip Hubbard King's College London | 20 | 6:20 PM |
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