Something for the weekend: Descartes’s Evil GeniusThe Philosopher’s Trail: On Samantha Rose Hill’s “Hannah Arendt”‘Graphic medicine’: how autobiographical comics artists are changing our understanding of illnessIn Search of Creativity in EducationA case for building short-term partnerships for community-based participatory researchJacques Rancière: ‘The issue is to manage to maintain dissensus’Encountering Pain: Hearing, Seeing, SpeakingExperiences of an Exercise ProgramCfP: 6th world disability and rehabilitation conference‘The pine tree, my good friend’: The other as more-than-humanToward a moral commitment: Exposing the covert mechanisms of racism in the nursing discipline and … [Read more...] about CPN Digest #160
Anna Rajala – 30 DoS – Day 30
Tell us a little about your current work and study, especially how you think and practice critically I’m currently working as a researcher in politics at Tampere University, Finland. The premise of the research project I’m involved with is critical. It studies the claim that capitalism is in crisis. The project seeks to respond to the calls to reconceptualise and retheorise capitalism in International Relations, International Political Economy, and Social Sciences more broadly. The subproject I’m a part of analyses “demented subjectivity” critically, both as a challenge to the idea of the neoliberal self-choosing subjectivity of political science, and to the understanding of the … [Read more...] about Anna Rajala – 30 DoS – Day 30
Srijani Banerjee – 30 DoS – Day 29
Who am I? I am Srijani Banerjee (BPT, MPT in Cardiorespiratory disorders and Dance Movement Therapy Practitioner). What do I do? A lot of unnecessary languishing but apart from that, I am a Faculty in the Department of Physiotherapy in The Neotia University, West Bengal, India. I teach undergraduate students and BC* used to freelance as a Dance Movement Therapy (DMT) practitioner as well. The “How” and “Why” of my CPN journey: There comes a time when every physical therapist realises that the way they have been taught to treat patients and deal with illness is not working in the way we had wished it would. My concept of physiotherapy took a massive hit when my father had … [Read more...] about Srijani Banerjee – 30 DoS – Day 29