NO BODY, NO HUMAN EXISTENCE! Omnipresent from birth to death, sexuality at work, health education, politics to religion, the body goes through subjects and disciplines by leveraging work at the intersection of science and technology.
A corporeal world takes shape for the twenty-first century: one who thinks the interaction between mind-body-brain, that describes nature in culture, which hopes to decide on social relations between men and women who are in Life Sciences modes constitution and freedom.
body has never been as invested as an expression and identity construction. Yet the meanings of the body vary cations representations, cultures and languages. This profusion of meaning refers to both a thematic dispersion and a disciplinary focus in which, too often, the body is fragmented. If he builds resistance, it is crossed by many forces, trained and informed by practice and complex representations, the body remains an irreducible core that stands out as a federating research project. The development of knowledge around the body should therefore be multidisciplinary.
this in mind that the magazine will host BODY as anthropologists, sociologists, philosophers, anthropologists, political scientists, literary historians and art historians, as anatomists, biologists, physiologists, physicians, psychoanalysts, artists, indeed all those who build the object body and are ready for a truly interdisciplinary dialogue about it. Instead of confrontation of knowledge and questions, the review body is a privileged territory of ongoing research.
Bernard Andrieu, Gilles Boetsch AND DOMINIQUE CHEV
