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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index Given that touch and touching is so central to everyday embodied existence, why has it been largely ignored by social scientists for so long? What is the place of touch in our mixed spaces of sociality, work, domesticity, recreation, creativity or care? What conceptual resources and academic languages can we reach towards when approaching tactile activities and somatic experiences through the body? How is this tactile landscape gendered? How is touch becoming revisited and revalidated in late capitalism through animal encounters, tourism, massage, beauty treatments, professional medicine, everyday spiritualities or the aseptic touch-free spaces of automated toilets? How is touch placed and valued within scholarly fieldwork and research itself, integral as it is to the production of embodied epistemologies? How is touch involved in such aesthetic experiences as shaping objects in sand, or encountering fleshly bodies within a painting? The goal of this edited collection, Touching Space, Placing Touch is twofold: o To further advance theoretical and empirical understanding of touch in social science scholarship by focussing on the differential social and cultural meanings of touching and the places of touch. o To develop a multi-faceted and interdisciplinary explanations of touch in terms of individual and social life, personal experiences and tasks, and their related cultural contexts. The twelve essays in this volume provide a rich combination of theoretical resources, methodological approaches and empirical investigation. Each chapter takes a distinct aspect of touch within a particular spatial context, exploring this through a mixture of sustained empirical work, critical theories of embodiment, philosophical and psychoanalytic approaches to gendered touch and touching, or the relationship between visual and non-visual culture, to articulate something of the variety and variability of touching experiences. The contributors are a mixture of established and emerging researchers within a growing interdisciplinary field of scholarship, yet the volume has a strong thematic identity and therefore represents the formative collection concerning the multiple senses of touch within social science scholarship at this time Notes on Contributors -- - Introduction: Placing Touch within Social Theory and Empirical Study -- - 1 - Negotiating Therapeutic Touch: Encountering Massage Through the 'Mixed Bodies' of Michel Serres -- - 2 - Touching the Beach -- - 3 - Touching Space in Hurt and Healing -- - 4 - Facing Touch in the Beauty Salon: Corporeal Anxiety -- - 5 - Fieldwork: How to get in(to) Touch. Towards a Haptic Regime of Knowledge in Geography -- - 6 - Guiding Visually Impaired Walking Groups: Intercorporeal Experience and Ethical Sensibilities 7 - Touch, Skin Cultures and the Space of Medicine: The Birth of Biosubjective Care -- - 8 - Touching Environmentalisms -- - 9 - Towards Touch-free Spaces -- - 10 - In Close Embrace: The Space between Two Dancers -- - 11 - Intra-body Touching and the Over-life Sized Paintings of Jenny Saville -- - 12 - Touched by Spirit: Sensing the Material Impacts of Intangible Encounters |
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| title_short | Touching space, placing touch |
| title_sort | touching space placing touch |
| topic | PSYCHOLOGY / Physiological Psychology bisacsh Human behavior fast Human geography fast Spatial behavior fast Touch / Psychological aspects fast Touch / Social aspects fast Gesellschaft Psychologie Touch Psychological aspects Touch Social aspects Spatial behavior Human behavior Human geography Raumverhalten (DE-588)4139628-5 gnd Körperkontakt (DE-588)4073573-4 gnd |
| topic_facet | PSYCHOLOGY / Physiological Psychology Human behavior Human geography Spatial behavior Touch / Psychological aspects Touch / Social aspects Gesellschaft Psychologie Touch Psychological aspects Touch Social aspects Raumverhalten Körperkontakt Aufsatzsammlung |
| work_keys_str_mv | AT patersonmark touchingspaceplacingtouch AT dodgemartin touchingspaceplacingtouch |