Reinhabiting the body: Transformations after a Tramumatic brain injury

Laura Di Pasquale

doi:10.4135/9781036229559

Reinhabiting the body: Transformations after a Tramumatic brain injury

Laura Di Pasquale

Social Anthropology

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Abstract

The video interview is based on collaborative and auto-ethnographic research conducted in Rome to explore normative constructions of the body, transformations in ways of knowing and being in the aftermath of traumatic brain injury.
The interview illustrates "Auto-ethnographic Dialogues" , a set of co-creative
Ethnographic methods which were developed collaboratively during the research. Iy casts light on the potential contribution of the research and its approach to Disability Studies and Social Anthropology

Original language	English
Publisher	Sage Publications Ltd
Media of output	Online
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4135/9781036229559
Publication status	Published - 6 Jun 2025

Keywords

co-creative methods
ethnography
disability
illness

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