The normal and the pathological

Medical Philosophy · Medicine · pathology · Philosophy · Psychopathology

• On the Circle of Health

  Open Access•Lennart Nordenfelt•Health, Disease, and Causal…•1984

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• Political Catchphrases and Contemporary History

  Suman Gupta•Political Catchphrases and…•2022

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• The Ethnographic Case

  Open Access•Christine Labuski, Christine M Labuski et al.•The Ethnographic Case•2023

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• Five Principles of Philosophical Health for Critical Times

  Open Access•Luis De Miranda•Eidos A Journal for Philosophy of…•2021

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• Regulating pests-material politics and calculation in integrated pest management

  Open Access•Larry Wolff•Environment and Planning E Nature…•2023

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• Hormonal Health

  Open Access•Andrea Ford, Giulia De Togni et al.•Engaging Science Technology and…•2021

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• Knowledge of life

  Thomas Cousins•Anthropology Southern Africa•2014

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• Trans Milieus

  Stephanie Clare, Maxine Savage•TSQ Transgender Studies Quarterly•2024

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• Normalcy, Race, and Biomedical Technology in Brazil

  Open Access•Elena Calvo‐gonzalez•Frontiers in Sociology•2019

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• A Permanent Struggle against an Omnipresent Death

  Romy Opperman•Critical Philosophy of Race•2019

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• Praxis

  Open Access•C Lee, Simon J Craddock Lee•Annals of Anthropological Practice•2025

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• Governing others

  Open Access•Claudia Aradau, Tobias Blanke•European Journal of International…•2017

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• Facebook's Ideal User

  Open Access•Niall Docherty•Social Media + Society•2020

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• From rules to examples

  Open Access•Alexander Campolo, Katia Schwerzmann•Big Data & Society•2023

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• For what it's worth. Unearthing the values embedded in digital phenotyping for mental health

  Open Access•Rasmus Birk, Anna Lavis et al.•Big Data & Society•2021

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• Memorialising and Forgetting

  Open Access•Jessica Robyn Cadwallader•Somatechnics•2011

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• Conspiracy theories and Geography

  Open Access•Victoria Ridgway•Dialogues in Human Geography•2025

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• Neuro-Problems

  Open Access•Niklas Altermark, Linda Nyberg•Culture Unbound Journal of…•2018

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• Secular moral/legal commitments revisited

  Sasheej Hegde•South Asian History and Culture•2019

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• Constructing at-risk target groups

  Marie Østergaard Møller, Gitte Sommer Harrits•Critical Policy Studies•2013

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• Guest Editor’s Introduction

  Open Access•Matteo Capasso•Middle East Critique•2018

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• Unreflexive Medicine

  Martina Ferrari•International Journal of Feminist…•2015

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• (Un)expected suffering

  Jessica Robyn Cadwallader•International Journal of Feminist…•2012

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• Docile bodies, supercrips, and the plays of prosthetics

  Amanda K Booher•International Journal of Feminist…•2010

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• Inclusive Marginalisation? A Critical Analysis of the Concept of Disability, Its Framings and Their Implications in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

  J Grue•Nordic Journal of Human Rights•2019

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• Reading Hands

  Judith Farquhar•East Asian Science Technology and…•2014

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• Measuring and Managing Bodies in the Later Life Course

  Open Access•B Oxlund, R Whyte•Journal of Population Ageing•2014

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• Of Nanochips and Persons

  Open Access•Sophie Pellé, Vanessa Nurock•NanoEthics•2012

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• Inquiring into Human Enhancement

  Open Access•Nora S Vaage•NanoEthics•2016

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• On Left Kantianism

  Open Access•E Mendieta•Foucault Studies•2014

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• Technique, power, transformation

  Open Access•F Mura, C E Sautchuk•Vibrant Virtual Brazilian…•2019

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• A State of Flux

  Roberto Brigati, Daniela Crocetti•Journal of Literary & Cultural…•2016

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• Diagnostic refusals, temporality, and subjectivity among “non-compliant” sufferers of asthma

  Open Access•Trnka•Subjectivity•2017

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• On (post)human (dis)ability

  Open Access•Scott DeShong•Subjectivity•2012

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• Racism, Migration, and Mental Health. Theoretical Reflections from Belgium

  Open Access•Elise Rondelez, Bracke et al.•Subjectivity•2016

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• Trauma, technology and the ontology of the modern subject

  Open Access•John L Roberts•Subjectivity•2013

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• Recognising life – A study in the atheist micro-bio-politics of drugs

  Open Access•Morten Nissen•Subjectivity•2013

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• Couze & the Subject

  Open Access•Julian Henriques•Subjectivity•2020

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• Psychology as a Social Science

  Open Access•Nikolas Rose•Subjectivity•2008

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• Discovering Sex

  Open Access•Deborah Flndlay•Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue…•1995

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• Disability

  Open Access•T Titchkosky•Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue…•2001

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• Narrative insight

  Constantin Tranulis, Oliver Freudenreich et al.•International Journal of Culture…•2009

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• Why Singapore Trumps Iceland

  Aihwa Ong•Journal of Cultural Economy•2015

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• Painting as Hysteria

  Open Access•Tomas Geyskens•Deleuze Studies•2008

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• What is this thing called autism? A critical analysis of the tenacious search for autism's essence

  Open Access•Berend Verhoeff•BioSocieties•2012

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• Cancer and the global South

  Open Access•C Caduff, Cecilia Coale Van Hollen•BioSocieties•2019

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• Catastrophe, Caregiving and Today's Biomedicine

  Open Access•A Kleinman, Bridget Hanna•BioSocieties•2008

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• Performativity and a microbe

  Open Access•Patricia A Robinson•BioSocieties•2019

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• Big data, small kids

  Open Access•Rayna Rapp•BioSocieties•2016

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• Biosocial Suffering

  Open Access•Duana Fullwiley•BioSocieties•2006

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• Ceci n’est pas une psychose. Toward a Historical Epistemology of Model Psychoses

  Open Access•N Langlitz•BioSocieties•2006

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• Nature and the Natural

  Open Access•Evelyn Fox Keller•BioSocieties•2008

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• Between Soma and Society

  Open Access•Martyn Pickersgill•BioSocieties•2009

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• The normal is pathological

  Open Access•Nedim Karakayali•BioSocieties•2024

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• Narrating the harm of rape

  Open Access•Solveig Laugerud•BioSocieties•2021

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• Ageing between Gerontology and Biomedicine

  Open Access•Tiago Moreira, Paolo Palladino•BioSocieties•2009

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• Health, illness and normality

  Open Access•Susan Pickard•BioSocieties•2011

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• An irritable state

  Open Access•Kavita Sivaramakrishnan•BioSocieties•2019

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• Pathways to Plausibility

  Open Access•Ayo Wahlberg•BioSocieties•2008

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• Valuing mobility in a post Covid-19 world

  Tim Cresswell•Mobilities•2021

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• Compelling Intimacies

  Aaron Goodfellow, Sameena Mulla•Home Cultures•2008

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• Categories and categorization

  Gitte Sommer Harrits, Marie Østergaard Møller•Distinktion Journal of Social…•2011

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• After virtù and fortuna

  A Folkers•Distinktion Journal of Social…•2013

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• From social to socio-material pathologies

  Rasmus Birk, Rasmus Hoffmann Birk•Distinktion Journal of Social…•2016

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• Autopoiesis, Adaptivity, Teleology, Agency

  Open Access•Ezequiel A Di Paolo•Phenomenology and the Cognitive…•2005

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• Bridging policies and practice

  Open Access•Ursula Naue, T Kroll•International Journal of…•2010

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• Personal Construct Theory and the Transformation of Identity in Alcoholics Anonymous

  Open Access•Lance Brendan Young•International Journal of Mental…•2010

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• Learning from the Corner Store

  Nicolas Larchet•Food Culture & Society•2014

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• Globalization and African Identity

  V Y Mudimbe•CR The New Centennial Review•2003

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• Understanding Queer Normality

  Open Access•Florian Vanlee, Frederik Dhaenens et al.•Television & New Media•2018

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• "Too Much of a Cripple"

  Open Access•David Mitchell•Leviathan•1999

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• The State of the Network

  Mark Featherstone•Journal for Cultural Research•2008

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• Descartes, Spinoza, and the Impasse of French Philosophy

  Open Access•Knox Peden•Modern Intellectual History•2011

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• Objectification and Prototype

  Morten Nissen•Qualitative Research in Psychology•2009

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• At Her Majesty's Pleasure

  Open Access•Catherine L Evans•History Compass•2016

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• Translational biomedicine in action

  Open Access•Stefano Crabu•Social Theory & Health•2016

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• Experience and research

  Open Access•Marcelo Simões Mendes, Juan Carlos Aneiros Fernandez•Social Theory & Health•2022

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• What is psychiatry? Co-producing complexity in mental health

  Open Access•Martyn Pickersgill•Social Theory & Health•2012

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• Biopower at the molar level

  Open Access•Martin Severin Frandsen, Martin Frandsen et al.•Social Theory & Health•2011

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• Relocation, realignment and standardisation

  Open Access•Jamie Lewis, Jacqueline Hughes et al.•Social Theory & Health•2014

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• There’s no limit to how much you can consume’

  Torkild Thanem•Culture and Organization•2009

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• Disciplinary mechanisms and the discourse of identity

  Andrew Manley, Martin Roderick et al.•Culture and Organization•2016

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• The vital city

  Open Access•Chris Otter•Cultural Geographies•2006

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• To err is human

  Open Access•William A Stahl, William Stahl•Contemporary Political Theory•2018

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• Philosophy as political technē

  Open Access•Andrea Bardin•Contemporary Political Theory•2018

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• Disease, illness, sickness, health, healing and wholeness

  Kimberly Boyd, Kenneth M Boyd•Medical Humanities•2000

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• Pulling the world in and pushing it away’

  Open Access•R Duschinsky, Samantha Reisz et al.•Medical Humanities•2019

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• What is nature capable of? Evidence, ontology and speculative medical humanities

  M Savransky, M Rosengarten•Medical Humanities•2016

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• Regenerative medicine

  M Cooper•Medical Humanities•2004

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• Fictional father

  Andrew Hull, Andrew John Hull•Medical Humanities•2013

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• Medicine, the body and an invitation to wonder

  H M Evans•Medical Humanities•2016

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• Dynamic Infertility”

  Shirley Shalev, Dafna Lemish•Feminist Media Studies•2011

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• On the ontology of social pathologies

  Onni Hirvonen•Studies in Social and Political…•2019

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• Dualisms and female bodies in representations of African female circumcision

  Open Access•Wairimu Ngaruiya Njambi•Feminist Theory•2004

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• Genes, symptoms, and the “asymptomatic ill”

  Open Access•Tino Plümecke•New Genetics and Society•2016

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• Locating genetic disease

  Open Access•Andrew J Hogan•New Genetics and Society•2012

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• On the surprising queerness of norms

  Open Access•T Hendriks•Anthropological Theory•2023

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• Fingerprint, bellwether, model event

  Open Access•Jerome Whitington•Anthropological Theory•2013

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• The rhetorics and myths of anti-piracy campaigns

  Open Access•Majid Yar•New Media & Society•2008

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• Making games normal

  Open Access•G Kirkpatrick•New Media & Society•2014

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