Martha Bell
Biographic Data
| ID | 3790915 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martha Bell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martha |
| FAMILY NAME | Bell |
| SIGNATURE | BELL M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Otago |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2393-8769 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Introducing JLAG em Tradução/JLAG en Traducción
ing the fiftieth anniversary of the Conference of Latin American Geography (formerly the Conference of Latin
Delimitar y gobernar las aguas de Lima
Lima's city wall was completed in 1687, creating a physical boundary between the urban space and its rural surroundings. Yet well before this date, the division between city and countryside had been established. Water governance was one arena in which this can be observed. Officially, all water in Lima and its rural surroundings fell under the jurisdiction of Lima's Cabildo. However, the viceroy and Real Audiencia were also frequently involved in…
The romance of risk
Adventure has outgrown its use as a metaphor and motive for educational journeys into the cultural outdoors. Self-reliance cannot counter the mechanisation of everyday life. 'Adventure' is produced and serviced by the very people who felt its worth to their own individualisation and now advance its professionalisation for their own continued participation. Yet adventure workers are limited to enforcing societal risk-mitigation systems, rather tha…
Re-placing plainware
Parent peer advocacy, information and refusing disability discourses
Parent peer advocacy is a distinct type of empowering relationship practised in Parent to Parent New Zealand that shares experiential knowledge gained from raising a child with disability, chronic illness or special needs and draws on both partnership and participation ideals of support. This support organisation matches families with impairment, illness and genetic difference in light of issues they encounter as families with disability. In this…
Modes of mobility
This paper explores the paradox of the promotion of access and inclusion through mobility for persons who experience different modes of mobility as their sensory experience of self in interaction. In this investigation, I focus on the interaction space and draw together the literatures on the sociology of the body, the sociology of action and the sociology of mobility with the aim of asking how the body in social anthropology is a moving body. I …
Author Bios
The feel of mobility
The consequences of the neo-liberal societal 'speed-up' are lived at the apparently contradictory intersection of mobile lifestyles and obesogenic environments. The focus for public health interventions is the bodies of children. Recent interpretive research into how pre-teenaged children talk about watching television suggests that these children may be using the 'feel' of being sedentary to resist the 'feel' of being busy, while engaging with e…
The romance of risk
Adventure has outgrown its use as a metaphor and motive for educational journeys into the cultural outdoors. Self-reliance cannot counter the mechanisation of everyday life. 'Adventure' is produced and serviced by the very people who felt its worth to their own individualisation and now advance its professionalisation for their own continued participation. Yet adventure workers are limited to enforcing societal risk-mitigation systems, rather tha…
Delimitar y gobernar las aguas de Lima
Lima's city wall was completed in 1687, creating a physical boundary between the urban space and its rural surroundings. Yet well before this date, the division between city and countryside had been established. Water governance was one arena in which this can be observed. Officially, all water in Lima and its rural surroundings fell under the jurisdiction of Lima's Cabildo. However, the viceroy and Real Audiencia were also frequently involved in…
Parent peer advocacy, information and refusing disability discourses
Parent peer advocacy is a distinct type of empowering relationship practised in Parent to Parent New Zealand that shares experiential knowledge gained from raising a child with disability, chronic illness or special needs and draws on both partnership and participation ideals of support. This support organisation matches families with impairment, illness and genetic difference in light of issues they encounter as families with disability. In this…
The feel of mobility
The consequences of the neo-liberal societal 'speed-up' are lived at the apparently contradictory intersection of mobile lifestyles and obesogenic environments. The focus for public health interventions is the bodies of children. Recent interpretive research into how pre-teenaged children talk about watching television suggests that these children may be using the 'feel' of being sedentary to resist the 'feel' of being busy, while engaging with e…
The feel of mobility
The consequences of the neo-liberal societal 'speed-up' are lived at the apparently contradictory intersection of mobile lifestyles and obesogenic environments. The focus for public health interventions is the bodies of children. Recent interpretive research into how pre-teenaged children talk about watching television suggests that these children may be using the 'feel' of being sedentary to resist the 'feel' of being busy, while engaging with e…
Modes of mobility
This paper explores the paradox of the promotion of access and inclusion through mobility for persons who experience different modes of mobility as their sensory experience of self in interaction. In this investigation, I focus on the interaction space and draw together the literatures on the sociology of the body, the sociology of action and the sociology of mobility with the aim of asking how the body in social anthropology is a moving body. I …
Author Bios
Re-placing plainware
Parent peer advocacy, information and refusing disability discourses
Parent peer advocacy is a distinct type of empowering relationship practised in Parent to Parent New Zealand that shares experiential knowledge gained from raising a child with disability, chronic illness or special needs and draws on both partnership and participation ideals of support. This support organisation matches families with impairment, illness and genetic difference in light of issues they encounter as families with disability. In this…
Delimitar y gobernar las aguas de Lima
Lima's city wall was completed in 1687, creating a physical boundary between the urban space and its rural surroundings. Yet well before this date, the division between city and countryside had been established. Water governance was one arena in which this can be observed. Officially, all water in Lima and its rural surroundings fell under the jurisdiction of Lima's Cabildo. However, the viceroy and Real Audiencia were also frequently involved in…
The romance of risk
Adventure has outgrown its use as a metaphor and motive for educational journeys into the cultural outdoors. Self-reliance cannot counter the mechanisation of everyday life. 'Adventure' is produced and serviced by the very people who felt its worth to their own individualisation and now advance its professionalisation for their own continued participation. Yet adventure workers are limited to enforcing societal risk-mitigation systems, rather tha…
Introducing JLAG em Tradução/JLAG en Traducción
ing the fiftieth anniversary of the Conference of Latin American Geography (formerly the Conference of Latin
Art (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Ambivalence (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)