Dara Blumenthal is an interdisciplinary researcher and writer. She completed her BA at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study at New York University, before moving onto Doctoral research in Sociology, followed by an M.A. in Critical Theory at the University of Kent, UK. While at Kent she held Departmental Scholarships in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research and the School of English.
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Introduction: Being (Beyond) Oneself Part I: The Dis-Embodiment of Identity 1. Homo Clausus and the Western Philosophical Tradition 2. Homines Aperti and Post-Structuralism 3. Corpus Infinitum and Posthumanism Part II: Individuating the Communal 4. The History of Western Public Toilets since the Fifteenth Century Part III: Theory as Practice 5. Homo Clausus and The Triadic Intra-Action Order 6. Homines Aperti and Matters of Care 7. Corpus Infinitum and the Materiality of Possibility Part IV: Entangling Ethics 8. Toward a New Ethics of Being 9. Epilogue: 'and in a sense Works Cited Index
Introduction: Being (Beyond) Oneself Part I: The Dis-Embodiment of Identity 1. Homo Clausus and the Western Philosophical Tradition 2. Homines Aperti and Post-Structuralism 3. Corpus Infinitum and Posthumanism Part II: Individuating the Communal 4. The History of Western Public Toilets since the Fifteenth Century Part III: Theory as Practice 5. Homo Clausus and The Triadic Intra-Action Order 6. Homines Aperti and Matters of Care 7. Corpus Infinitum and the Materiality of Possibility Part IV: Entangling Ethics 8. Toward a New Ethics of Being 9. Epilogue: 'and in a sense Works Cited Index
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