Doerte Weig
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 648896 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Doerte Weig |
| NOMBRES | Doerte |
| APELLIDO | Weig |
| FIRMA | WEIG D |
| AFILIACIONES | Centre for Movement Disorders |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7809-5658 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Ecologies of Embodiment
This Companion Issue continues the collaborative work of problematizing the notion of the ‘more-than-human’, which began with the summer solstice of 2021, by bringing together different artistic, educational and cultural ways of belonging to earth. The editorial explores listening-with as a speculative and generative (eco)somatic practice for attuning to the situatedness of each article and sensing the impact of audiovisual work in our bones and …
Ecologies of Embodiment
Looking for ways to address and attune to the urgent ecological crises of our age, this special issue problematizes the notion of the “more-than-human” and explores the nexus between ecology and embodiment across different artistic disciplines and traditions of embodied research. The editorial evokes our ecosomatic processes of co-editing with the more-than-human, and we offer a poetic commentary alongside video excerpts from the authors’ works, …
Celebrating both/and bodying
What if
Fascias
This commentary introduces fascia, our bodily connective tissue, as a contribution to thinking body as process beyond mind-body dualisms. Research in the field of Fascia Studies has shown that fascias' core qualities are shifting and sliding in tensional responsiveness and that its both/and tissue- and-system features challenge clear-cut definitions. Acknowledging these characteristics of human physiology in novel ways, and in particular fascia a…
Motility and fascia
What happens if we think together the concept of motility, defined as the capacity or potential of a person to move or be mobile, together with fascia, our bodily connective tissue? This article works from a transdisciplinary perspective to consider how new neurophysiological knowledge may come to matter in mobility studies. Intercultural policy-making in Barcelona, and the proposed Blockchain-based mobility platform IoMob (Internet of Mobility) …
Sardana and castellers
a circular dance with set steps, and , human towers, are two types of human movement phenomena in Catalonia of high cultural and political relevance. This article analyses these phenomena through the lens of the moving body. It develops the anthropological and sociological reading of performance in a philosophical and political direction, by emphasising the generative capacity and of the human body and introducing the perspective of a ‘bodily com…
Social change mirrored in Baka dance and movement
This article discusses different dances and structured human movements of the Baka living along the River Ivindo in north-eastern gabon. Baka dancing in this region takes place in diverse ritual and social contexts. Movement theory and attention to body are used to show that dance analysis can provide a window on the challenges the Baka groups are experiencing to their egalitarian social organisation. The article addresses in particular how new t…
From mobility to motility
This article introduces the concept of motility, the capacity to be mobile, as a more in-depth way to account for changes in forager mobility and social organization. The predominant focus in both archaeological and anthropological discussions has been on observable facts of resource-oriented mobility and human-environment interaction. Motility adds to the understanding of diversified mobilities by focusing not only on actualized observable mobil…
From mobility to motility
This article introduces the concept of motility, the capacity to be mobile, as a more in-depth way to account for changes in forager mobility and social organization. The predominant focus in both archaeological and anthropological discussions has been on observable facts of resource-oriented mobility and human-environment interaction. Motility adds to the understanding of diversified mobilities by focusing not only on actualized observable mobil…
Social change mirrored in Baka dance and movement
This article discusses different dances and structured human movements of the Baka living along the River Ivindo in north-eastern gabon. Baka dancing in this region takes place in diverse ritual and social contexts. Movement theory and attention to body are used to show that dance analysis can provide a window on the challenges the Baka groups are experiencing to their egalitarian social organisation. The article addresses in particular how new t…
Sardana and castellers
a circular dance with set steps, and , human towers, are two types of human movement phenomena in Catalonia of high cultural and political relevance. This article analyses these phenomena through the lens of the moving body. It develops the anthropological and sociological reading of performance in a philosophical and political direction, by emphasising the generative capacity and of the human body and introducing the perspective of a ‘bodily com…
Social change mirrored in Baka dance and movement
This article discusses different dances and structured human movements of the Baka living along the River Ivindo in north-eastern gabon. Baka dancing in this region takes place in diverse ritual and social contexts. Movement theory and attention to body are used to show that dance analysis can provide a window on the challenges the Baka groups are experiencing to their egalitarian social organisation. The article addresses in particular how new t…
From mobility to motility
This article introduces the concept of motility, the capacity to be mobile, as a more in-depth way to account for changes in forager mobility and social organization. The predominant focus in both archaeological and anthropological discussions has been on observable facts of resource-oriented mobility and human-environment interaction. Motility adds to the understanding of diversified mobilities by focusing not only on actualized observable mobil…
Motility and fascia
What happens if we think together the concept of motility, defined as the capacity or potential of a person to move or be mobile, together with fascia, our bodily connective tissue? This article works from a transdisciplinary perspective to consider how new neurophysiological knowledge may come to matter in mobility studies. Intercultural policy-making in Barcelona, and the proposed Blockchain-based mobility platform IoMob (Internet of Mobility) …
Fascias
This commentary introduces fascia, our bodily connective tissue, as a contribution to thinking body as process beyond mind-body dualisms. Research in the field of Fascia Studies has shown that fascias' core qualities are shifting and sliding in tensional responsiveness and that its both/and tissue- and-system features challenge clear-cut definitions. Acknowledging these characteristics of human physiology in novel ways, and in particular fascia a…
What if
Ecologies of Embodiment
Looking for ways to address and attune to the urgent ecological crises of our age, this special issue problematizes the notion of the “more-than-human” and explores the nexus between ecology and embodiment across different artistic disciplines and traditions of embodied research. The editorial evokes our ecosomatic processes of co-editing with the more-than-human, and we offer a poetic commentary alongside video excerpts from the authors’ works, …
Celebrating both/and bodying
Ecologies of Embodiment
This Companion Issue continues the collaborative work of problematizing the notion of the ‘more-than-human’, which began with the summer solstice of 2021, by bringing together different artistic, educational and cultural ways of belonging to earth. The editorial explores listening-with as a speculative and generative (eco)somatic practice for attuning to the situatedness of each article and sensing the impact of audiovisual work in our bones and …
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