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Book Review: Eating in Theory by Annemarie Mol | LSE Review of Books
LSE Blogs
In Eating in Theory, Annemarie Mol offers a new philosophical theory of eating, exploring how the transformative entanglements of eating invite us to rethink...
38 months ago
Prof. I. A. (Annemarie) Mol
www.nwo.nl
Annemarie Mol (1958) is Professor of Anthropology of the Body at the University of Amsterdam. In her research she uniquely combines philosophy,...
49 months ago
Designing Support: Foreseeing Interdependencies
School of Visual Arts | SVA
MFA Products of Design at the School of Visual Arts in New York City presents a talk with Cameron Tonkinwise, whose recent design research...
2 months ago
Ethic of Care or Solidarity Pact?
La Vie des idées
About: Marie Gaille, En soutien à la vie. Éthique du care et médecine, Vrin - Since the 1980s, patient accompaniment has been considered a...
2 months ago
James Butler · This Concerns Everyone: Crisis in Care
London Review of Books
Recent NHS figures suggest around 14,000 people in hospital no longer need to be there. Forty per cent of them are waiting for a care plan...
21 months ago
Activist Affordances: How Disabled People Improvise More Habitable Worlds
LSE Blogs
Arseli Dokumacı argues that in the adaptive ways they improvise everyday tasks, disabled people demonstrate how all people can create a more habitable planet.
16 months ago
Book Review: Veganism: Politics, Practice and Theory by Eva Haifa Giraud | LSE Review of Books
LSE Blogs
Eva Haifa Giraud examines current vegan practice to unpack the emerging and complex forces at play for the vegan movement.
36 months ago
Book Review: Messy Eating: Conversations on Animals as Food edited by Samantha King et al
LSE Blogs
Anna Nguyen reviews Messy Eating by Samantha King et al, which stages conversations with 13 scholars to discuss the consumption of animals.
60 months ago
Excessive devouring, banana passports and hunger strikes: discussing ‘At the Table’ at Garage Rotterdam
Metropolis M
The groupshow At the Table at Garage Rotterdam sees food as the perfect medium to discuss major issues in contemporary society.
16 months ago
Why books matter: There is value in what cannot be evaluated.
LSE Blogs
Academic publishing is intricately bound to evaluation. The demand to publish as much as possible has led to the chopping up of research...
122 months ago