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100 1 Kunow, Rüdiger,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
no96020411|eauthor.
245 10 Material bodies :|bbiology and culture in the United
States /|cRüdiger Kunow.
264 1 Heidelberg :|bUniversitätsverlag Winter,|c[2018]
264 4 |c©2018
300 1 online resource (xix, 483 pages).
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490 1 American studies - a monograph series ;|vvolume 286
504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 439-483).
505 0 Preface; Introduction: Biologizing Culture / Culturing
Biology; Familiar Strangers, or, When Biology Meets
Culture; Disciplining Biology; Biocultures: An
Interdisciplinary Synthesis?; Biology and the Research
Imagination of American Cultural Studies; Subjects in
Biological Difference (Race and Gender); I. The
Materialism of Biological Encounters; 1. Embodied
Encounters: Emergence and Emergency; On the Materialism of
Biological Encounters; Biology and Human Mobility; A
Culpable Biography.
505 8 The "Yellow Peril" Medicalized: Chinese Immigrants and the
Bubonic Plague of 1899/1900Biological Transit across the
American Hemisphere; Yellow Fever and the Biopolitics of
Location; The White Man's "Biological Burden": Empire and
Disease; Cuba and the Reed Yellow Fever Commission; The
Philippines and the Specter of "Colonial Burnout''; 2. The
Public Life of Public Diseases: Epidemics and the Mass
Media; Public Opinion and Public Diseases; Disease
Imaginaries and Narrative Form; Dark Invaders": The
Military Response Narrative; Biomedical Jeremiads, or, How
Have the Revelers Fallen.
505 8 From Scratch: Medical SherlocksImagined Immunities for
Imagined Communities; Conclusion: Biological Encounters
and the Culture of Blame; II. Not Normatively Human:
Cultural Grammars and the Human Body; 1. Corporeal Norms
and the Experience of Inequality; Norms as Imaginary
Grammar of Cultural Oughtness; The Normal and the
Pathological: Canguilhem; Normalizing Society: Foucault;
Communicative Normalization: Habermas; When Life Goes
Public: Biological Normophilia(s); Norms and the
Institutionalization of Judgment; At the Far End of the
Normative Body: Late Life and Disability.
505 8 2. "Age" as Cultural Norm and FormThe Age Chill Factor:
Late Life as Bio-Cultural Pathology; Normal Not to Be
Normal: Gerontology and Age Studies; New Age"? Late Life
and the Promises of Molecular Biology; Apocalyptic
Embodiment: The Civic Identity of Late Life; Where "Age"
Is: Cultural Topographies of Late Life; Age": Embodied
Selfhood or Cultural Brand Name?; 3. Exception
Incorporated: Disability as Inscription of Cultural
Otherness; Oppositional Bodies, or, Disability's Challenge
to Able-Bodied Normativity; The Hero's Two Bodies:
Disabled Veterans.
505 8 Left Behind: Disability in Veteran (Auto)BiographiesA
Culture of Hope"? Disability as Media Format; Zones of
Vulnerability: Disability and Environmental Exposure;
Spectral Disabilities, or, What You See Is What you
(Don't) Get; Markers of (Un)Certainty: "Age," "Disability"
and Communicative Interaction; III. Corporeal Semiotics:
The Body of the Text / the Text of the Body; 1.
Textualizing Life--an Incomplete Project; Bodies in
Emergence and Emergency; National Intimacies: The
"Politics of Life" and the Religious Right; Re-Writing the
Book of Life: Genomics.
505 8 Finding a Text for the Book of Life; Biological Futures;
Parables of the Possible: Contours of an Enhanced Life; We
the People, in Order to Have More Perfect Bodies:
Biotechnology and Neoliberal Governance; 2.
Representations and the Traces of Suffering; Putting It in
Words, or, Another Distrust in the Signifier; Emphatic
Embodiment; Private Practice; Pain as Inner Experience;
The We of Pain; Pain as Relationship and Relation; 3. The
Silent Killer: Cancer(s); Stories We Die By: Cancers as
Story Generators; Somatics, Semantics and the Allegory of
Unregulated Growth; When the Flesh Becomes Word, or, The
Semiotic Model of Human Embodiment; InConclusive: Human
Biology and the Work of Cultural Critique; Biology,
American Studies and Cultural Critique; Figures of the
Collective: Human Biology as Cultural Idiom and Issue.
588 0 Print version record.
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655 4 Electronic books.
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