Bodily Memory in Queer Histories, Experience, and Knowledge
Bodily memory refers to the physical sensations and memories stored in the body that are related to past experiences. These memories can...
Bodily Memory, Sensation, and Affective Experience in Trauma and Queer Subjectivity
Trauma is a complex phenomenon that can have profound effects on an individual's life, including their mental...
The body has been theorized as a site of resistance, knowledge, and historical preservation in queer studies for decades. Bodies have been used to resist oppressive social norms and hierarchies by...
Bodily memory is an important tool for cultural transmission, especially in communities that have been marginalized and excluded from mainstream history. Through the act of remembering, bodies...
Bodily memory is the way that people remember their physical experiences, which can include sensory memories like touch, taste, smell, sound, sight, and hearing. Queer histories refer to the history...
Bodily memory has been used to explain how people can remember past events through physical sensations and emotions that are stored in their bodies. It is also considered a repository for embodied...
What is the role of bodily memory—physical sensations, scars, affective residues—in the aesthetic practices of queer artists using trauma as material?
Bodily memory refers to the way that physical...
Betrayal is an emotionally charged experience that can have significant impacts on one's physical and mental wellbeing. This essay will explore how betrayal disrupts the body's memory system,...
Everyone has experienced moments when their heart races, palms sweat, or breathing quickens due to fear or excitement. But what if those same physiological reactions could be triggered during an act...