Anatomy has been thrust into the public domain by the highly successful public displays of
dissected and plastinated human bodies. This is anatomy in modern guise, anatomy as …

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Sociological Perspectives Rhonda M. Shaw Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand …

The public exhibitions of plastinated (preserved) and dissected human cadavers have
proved exceedingly popular and also very contentious. However, there has been little in the …

As a cultural practice focused on'the exploration, use and examination of the human body',
Live Art is uniquely placed to respond to, challenge and intervene in these debates. Live Art …

In this paper I shall be arguing against the claim made by Erin and Harris (2003) and others,
that creating a “regulated market” in organs for transplantation taken from living vendors is …

Performance and Science: Interdisciplinary Dialogues explores the interactions between
science and performance, providing readers with a unique guide to current practices and …

It has become commonplace in epistemology to distinguish between 'foundationalism'and
'coherentism'. According to foundationalism, a person, S, at a time t, is justified in the belief …

A host of activities jeopardise the safety of an excised organ: an organ transported across
local, regional, state or national boundaries could be damaged or lost in transit. A thief might …