Embodying Difference

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Focusing on phenomenological concepts of embodiment and perception, the book delves into their implications within disability studies, critical race theory, and queer studies. It analyzes memoirs and novels that confront stigmatization and the physical aspects of social differences, providing insightful readings of various texts, including those by Robert F. Murphy. Through this interdisciplinary approach, it highlights the complexities of lived experiences shaped by societal perceptions and identities.