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Contradictions of Form, Forms of Contradiction: Affordance as an Epistemological Toolwill be described as a ‘confluence’ between the supposedly contradictory epistemological regimes of objective and teleological scientific knowledge and a form of literary knowledge which is characterised as procedural, contingent and object-less. The article will first present a very brief genealogy

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Felt Realities? Contradictory Argumentation in Verbal Political Discourse in Switzerland on . and its relation with emotions and language has intensified. Why is this populist argumentation so successful?.In this article, I will present two examples of contradictory argumentation in verbal political discourse in Switzerland: Contradictions within argument structures and contradicting f

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Contesting Spaces of Knowledge: Reproduction, Medicine and Literaturere can tell us about the following two contested spheres of knowledge: midwifery and obstetrics. In order to trace the history of reproduction, the pregnant body and often contradictory discourses revolving around birth, this chapter utilises Michel Foucault’s concept of the . to argue that childbir

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Women and Science in Tracy Chevalier’s Historical Novel , (2009)deed, while names like Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, or Stephen Hawking definitely have a familiar ring to us, when asked about women in the history of science, too often Marie Curie is where the conversation begins and ends. Using Tracy Chevalier’s . (2009) as an example, this article will show

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“Embodied Minds” and Intersubjectivity in Siri Hustvedt’s Workstory concepts—the mind and body. The famous mind-body dualism, also known as Cartesian dualism, approaches the mind and body as fundamentally distinct entities; the mind is conceptualized as a non-physical, immaterial thinking substance, and the body as a physical and material object, incapable of t