The Transformation of Habit in Shannon Sullivan’s Transactional Embodiment and Karen Barad’s Intra-active Agency Word Count: 3000 Abstract: Sullivan and Barad address the conceptualization of bodies through processe

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Date: 2011-02-01 22:29:56 Philosophy Gender Epistemologists Karen Barad Philosophy of physics Performativity Judith Butler Social construction of gender Barad Sociology of gender		The Transformation of Habit in Shannon Sullivan’s Transactional Embodiment and Karen Barad’s Intra-active Agency Word Count: 3000 Abstract: Sullivan and Barad address the conceptualization of bodies through processe Add to Reading List Source URL: www.american-philosophy.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 55,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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