Elizabeth E Wheatley
Biographic Data
| ID | 139461 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth E Wheatley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth E |
| FAMILY NAME | Wheatley |
| SIGNATURE | WHEATLEY E E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Smith College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Discipline and Resistance
The author of this article offers an analysis of cardiac rehabilitation based on fieldwork conducted in two cardiac rehabilitation clinics. Disciplinary power is exercised through confessional, disciplinary, and surveillance technologies of cardiac rehabilitation. Through her analysis, the author shows how clients adhere to but also challenge agendas of rehabilitation. Transgressing, complaining about, and clowning despite the rules and regimens …
Risk, Reflexivity and an Elusory Body
This article calls attention to how theory shapes ethnographic relations, practices, and "truths" about bodies and identities. While carrying out ethnographic research among men and women with heart disease, I experienced a "scare" for ovarian cancer, which interrupted the fieldwork, elicited revisions in research relations, and compelled me to see how my theoretic and purposive agendas had functioned as discourses that promoted and reinforced di…
Disciplining Bodies at Risk
Based on ethnographic research in cardiac rehabilitation clinics, this article demonstrates how messages about risk are contradictory and shifting. In education sessions that teach clients about risk, technicians shift back and forth between oppositional logics: from the logic of epidemiology to the logic of the clinic, from narratives of biological fate to lifestyle determinism, and from depictions of medical knowledge as factual scientific prog…
Dances with feminists
How can we engender ethnography with a feminist imagination
Disciplining Bodies at Risk
Based on ethnographic research in cardiac rehabilitation clinics, this article demonstrates how messages about risk are contradictory and shifting. In education sessions that teach clients about risk, technicians shift back and forth between oppositional logics: from the logic of epidemiology to the logic of the clinic, from narratives of biological fate to lifestyle determinism, and from depictions of medical knowledge as factual scientific prog…
How can we engender ethnography with a feminist imagination
Dances with feminists
Risk, Reflexivity and an Elusory Body
This article calls attention to how theory shapes ethnographic relations, practices, and "truths" about bodies and identities. While carrying out ethnographic research among men and women with heart disease, I experienced a "scare" for ovarian cancer, which interrupted the fieldwork, elicited revisions in research relations, and compelled me to see how my theoretic and purposive agendas had functioned as discourses that promoted and reinforced di…
Discipline and Resistance
The author of this article offers an analysis of cardiac rehabilitation based on fieldwork conducted in two cardiac rehabilitation clinics. Disciplinary power is exercised through confessional, disciplinary, and surveillance technologies of cardiac rehabilitation. Through her analysis, the author shows how clients adhere to but also challenge agendas of rehabilitation. Transgressing, complaining about, and clowning despite the rules and regimens …
Dances with feminists
How can we engender ethnography with a feminist imagination
Discipline and Resistance
The author of this article offers an analysis of cardiac rehabilitation based on fieldwork conducted in two cardiac rehabilitation clinics. Disciplinary power is exercised through confessional, disciplinary, and surveillance technologies of cardiac rehabilitation. Through her analysis, the author shows how clients adhere to but also challenge agendas of rehabilitation. Transgressing, complaining about, and clowning despite the rules and regimens …
Risk, Reflexivity and an Elusory Body
This article calls attention to how theory shapes ethnographic relations, practices, and "truths" about bodies and identities. While carrying out ethnographic research among men and women with heart disease, I experienced a "scare" for ovarian cancer, which interrupted the fieldwork, elicited revisions in research relations, and compelled me to see how my theoretic and purposive agendas had functioned as discourses that promoted and reinforced di…
Disciplining Bodies at Risk
Based on ethnographic research in cardiac rehabilitation clinics, this article demonstrates how messages about risk are contradictory and shifting. In education sessions that teach clients about risk, technicians shift back and forth between oppositional logics: from the logic of epidemiology to the logic of the clinic, from narratives of biological fate to lifestyle determinism, and from depictions of medical knowledge as factual scientific prog…
Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Ethnography (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Narrative (2 works) · Participatory Visual Research Methods (2 works)