CPN Digest #198

Something for the weekend:

1. The changing practice of qualitative health research - call for papers, (open access fee waived)

2. Mapping the field of physical therapy and identification of the leading active producers. A bibliometric analysis of the period 2000- 2018

3. How people in health promotion programmes try to change their everyday life

4. Planning for distance running: coaching with Foucault and this

5. Digital Humanists Need to Learn How to Count

6. Changing the narrative on disability: is representation in books getting better?

7. Biopolitics, Crime, and Disability in Peter May’s Lockdown

8. “We need food, clothing, shelter, and healthcare, but we deserve that unquantifiable, experiential thing that is education, culture, leisure, beauty, nature.”

9. Trained as a doctor, Keats knew the grim reality of 19th-century medicine. He craved beauty because he knew its opposite

10. “Without knowing our disability lineages, all of our children’s disabilities will seem unprecedented, uninherited, singular”

11. How sensational images transformed nineteenth-century journalism

12. Epistemic injustice as a bridge between medical sociology and disability studies

13. The discursive construction of gender identity over time

14. What Does It Mean to “Look” Ill?

15. Fat, Tired, and Insecure: Supernatural VR Makes Working Out More Accessible Than Ever