In this article, I explore the experience of recovery from a heart attack through an analytic autoethnography. I discuss the tensions inherent in biomedical subjectivities of health and ill-health during cardiac recovery through three key themes: (a) the transfer of responsibility and becoming a subject "at risk," (b) technologies of biomedicine and the disciplining of subjectivities, and (c) t...

1. THE PHEONOMENA The aim of the research is to explore the relationship/s between members of two discourse communities/communities of practice (academic researchers in performance studies and theatre professionals) and the works of a culturally iconic author (William Shakespeare). In doing so, it aims to further our understanding of a variety of phenomena relating to relating to collective sen...

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This paper is first taking a brief look back on the “anthropology of cyberculture”, formulated as anthropological research area, concept and issue by Arturo Escobar in 1994. Inspired by science and technology studies, he painted a very vivid picture how anthropology and ethnography could contribute to the understanding of new bio and communication technologies as society's transforming driving ...