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The Anatomy of the Image (CfP – updated, Int’l Conference, Monash University, 16-18 February, 2017)

posted on January 24, 2025

Research Summary: The Anatomy of the Image Conference

Event Type: International Academic Conference
Primary Focus: Cultural, literary, scientific, and political constructions of the (bio)medical body
Dates & Location: 16-18 February 2017, Monash University
Organizing Team: Associate Professor A. Fliethmann, Associate Professor R. Kokanovic, Dr. C. Weller
Disciplinary Scope: Anthropology, history, media theory, literature, art history, film, political studies, social sciences, criminology, law, and medicine
Panel Topics: Imagination and Medicine; Medical Imaging; (Bio)medical Body in Film/Literature/Theatre; Politics of the (Bio)medical Body; Art History; Law; Media Theory; Psychiatric Images/Outsider Art
Call for Papers Deadline: Friday, 1 July 2016

Perspectives on the (Bio)medical Body in Science, Literature, Culture and Politics

by organizers Associate Professor A. Fliethmann, Associate Professor R. Kokanovic, Dr. C. Weller

The conference wishes to create a broader context for analysing cultural, literary, scientific and political constructions of the (bio)medical body, and therefore seeks to generate interest in the topic from a wide range of disciplines from anthropology, history, media theory, literature, art history, film, political studies, socials sciences, criminology, law and medicine.

We would like to invite papers to the following panels but will also accept topics of interest not captured by the panels listed:

  • Imagination and Medicine
  • Medical Imaging, Images of the Body
  • (Bio)medical Body in Film, Literature and Theatre
  • The Politics of the (Bio)medical Body
  • (Bio)medical Body in Art History
  • (Bio)medical Body and the Law
  • Media Theory, the Body of Imagination & the Image of the Body
  • Psychiatric Images / Outsider Art

Please email proposals no later than Friday, 1 July 2016.

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