Renate Klein
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 96247 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Renate Klein |
| PRENOMES | Renate |
| SOBRENOME | Klein |
| ASSINATURA | KLEIN R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Alberta |
| ORCID | 0009-0002-5534-900X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1989 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Para rir disso
Este artigo examina o humor expresso por meio da linguagem corporal no contexto do grupo de teatro neo-burlesco Sexual Overtones. Ao analisar diversas técnicas, incluindo o uso da paródia, do exagero, do figurino e da maquiagem, considera as formas como o humor físico opera dentro de resistências contra-hegemônicas por meio do uso do prazer, do biopoder e das performances de novas subjetividades. No entanto, argumenta que o foco contínuo do neo-b…
Scarred but not forgotten
Γδ T cells, breast cancer research and fragmented bodies
Breasts as analytic frameworks
Erotic. Maternal. Cultural. Symbolic. Medical. What are breasts? How are they imagined? And who gets to decide
he three of us, each in our own way, have varied and long term relationships with breasts. Growing up, we have experienced years of watching our own bodies change before our very eyes, often mediated through the male gaze. And that changing terrain that we call our body-self continues to shift and alter, as reproduction, aging, and-for one of us-breast cancer leave their marks. Through their presence or absence, breasts are largely visual, even m…
Networked Scars
This paper investigates the growing trend of mastectomy tattoos as an alternative to reconstruction and their implication on the (de)regulation of women's bodies in the digital context. I explore how tattoos are incorporated into a "breast cancer culture" (King, 2010) as a form of self-care in the recreation of areola pigmentation after breast reconstructive surgery and in cosmetic masking of post-operative mastectomy scars. I am concerned with h…
Long Journeys Toward Freedom
We report on the development of, and findings from, two scales measuring coercive control and space for action over a period of 3 years in a sample of 100 women who had accessed domestic violence services. We present statistical evidence to show a significant correlation between coercive control and space for action. However, dealing with violence is not a linear process, and support needs to extend beyond being enabled to separate. The scales ad…
From test-tube women to bodies without women
Mapping the Geography of Online News
This article is a product of the Geography of News Project, whose express purpose is to assess the Internet’s potential to foster an expanded, and more international, news geography. The article begins by discussing the relationship between news and geography, then describes and analyzes the results of a news-flow study of the websites of three international newspapers with extensive online editions: The Times of London, Libération of Paris, and …
Special Reviewers
Sickening Relationships
Over the last two decades, two trends have emerged that highlight the relational and communal dimensions of health and well-being. The Ottawa Charter of 1986 proposed a model of health that encompasses personal, social, and environmental well-being and emphasizes the role of communities in creating healthy living conditions. In a parallel development, battered women's advocates identified violence against women as a major health issue, and situat…
Relationship Conflict
Disempowering midlife women
Evidence for the Altruistic Personality from Data on Accident Research
The aim of this study was to test whether the concept of an altruistic personality was valid for first aiders who intervened to help the victims of a traffic accident. We derived a number of relevant personality variables that should be related to the willingness to administer first aid. These include locus of control, social responsibility, belief in a just world, empathy, and instrumentality. We obtained data from proven first aiders who had in…
Women as body parts in the era of reproductive and genetic engineering
Reproductive and genetic engineering are presented by their promoters as miracle cures for people with infertility problems or who are at genetic risk in having their desired healthy child. Focusing on the test-tube baby method (in vitro fertilization), in this article I investigate the medical reality of these technologies and their impact on women's lives as individuals and as members of a social group, women. Specifically, I discuss these deve…
Hormonal cocktails
What Does Story-telling Tell Us About Domestic Violence
Disempowering midlife women
Long Journeys Toward Freedom
We report on the development of, and findings from, two scales measuring coercive control and space for action over a period of 3 years in a sample of 100 women who had accessed domestic violence services. We present statistical evidence to show a significant correlation between coercive control and space for action. However, dealing with violence is not a linear process, and support needs to extend beyond being enabled to separate. The scales ad…
Mapping the Geography of Online News
This article is a product of the Geography of News Project, whose express purpose is to assess the Internet’s potential to foster an expanded, and more international, news geography. The article begins by discussing the relationship between news and geography, then describes and analyzes the results of a news-flow study of the websites of three international newspapers with extensive online editions: The Times of London, Libération of Paris, and …
Sickening Relationships
Over the last two decades, two trends have emerged that highlight the relational and communal dimensions of health and well-being. The Ottawa Charter of 1986 proposed a model of health that encompasses personal, social, and environmental well-being and emphasizes the role of communities in creating healthy living conditions. In a parallel development, battered women's advocates identified violence against women as a major health issue, and situat…
Hormonal cocktails
From test-tube women to bodies without women
Hormonal cocktails
Evidence for the Altruistic Personality from Data on Accident Research
The aim of this study was to test whether the concept of an altruistic personality was valid for first aiders who intervened to help the victims of a traffic accident. We derived a number of relevant personality variables that should be related to the willingness to administer first aid. These include locus of control, social responsibility, belief in a just world, empathy, and instrumentality. We obtained data from proven first aiders who had in…
Women as body parts in the era of reproductive and genetic engineering
Reproductive and genetic engineering are presented by their promoters as miracle cures for people with infertility problems or who are at genetic risk in having their desired healthy child. Focusing on the test-tube baby method (in vitro fertilization), in this article I investigate the medical reality of these technologies and their impact on women's lives as individuals and as members of a social group, women. Specifically, I discuss these deve…
Disempowering midlife women
Relationship Conflict
Sickening Relationships
Over the last two decades, two trends have emerged that highlight the relational and communal dimensions of health and well-being. The Ottawa Charter of 1986 proposed a model of health that encompasses personal, social, and environmental well-being and emphasizes the role of communities in creating healthy living conditions. In a parallel development, battered women's advocates identified violence against women as a major health issue, and situat…
Special Reviewers
From test-tube women to bodies without women
Mapping the Geography of Online News
This article is a product of the Geography of News Project, whose express purpose is to assess the Internet’s potential to foster an expanded, and more international, news geography. The article begins by discussing the relationship between news and geography, then describes and analyzes the results of a news-flow study of the websites of three international newspapers with extensive online editions: The Times of London, Libération of Paris, and …
Long Journeys Toward Freedom
We report on the development of, and findings from, two scales measuring coercive control and space for action over a period of 3 years in a sample of 100 women who had accessed domestic violence services. We present statistical evidence to show a significant correlation between coercive control and space for action. However, dealing with violence is not a linear process, and support needs to extend beyond being enabled to separate. The scales ad…
Networked Scars
This paper investigates the growing trend of mastectomy tattoos as an alternative to reconstruction and their implication on the (de)regulation of women's bodies in the digital context. I explore how tattoos are incorporated into a "breast cancer culture" (King, 2010) as a form of self-care in the recreation of areola pigmentation after breast reconstructive surgery and in cosmetic masking of post-operative mastectomy scars. I am concerned with h…
Scarred but not forgotten
Γδ T cells, breast cancer research and fragmented bodies
Breasts as analytic frameworks
Erotic. Maternal. Cultural. Symbolic. Medical. What are breasts? How are they imagined? And who gets to decide
he three of us, each in our own way, have varied and long term relationships with breasts. Growing up, we have experienced years of watching our own bodies change before our very eyes, often mediated through the male gaze. And that changing terrain that we call our body-self continues to shift and alter, as reproduction, aging, and-for one of us-breast cancer leave their marks. Through their presence or absence, breasts are largely visual, even m…
Para rir disso
Este artigo examina o humor expresso por meio da linguagem corporal no contexto do grupo de teatro neo-burlesco Sexual Overtones. Ao analisar diversas técnicas, incluindo o uso da paródia, do exagero, do figurino e da maquiagem, considera as formas como o humor físico opera dentro de resistências contra-hegemônicas por meio do uso do prazer, do biopoder e das performances de novas subjetividades. No entanto, argumenta que o foco contínuo do neo-b…
What Does Story-telling Tell Us About Domestic Violence
Medicine (7 obras) · Psychology (7 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Internal Medicine (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (3 obras) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (3 obras)