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Introduction to the Special Issue “Rethinking Artful Politics: Bodies of Difference Remaking Body Worlds” by Changfoot, Nadine, Rice, Carla, Chandler, Eliza

“…“Rethinking Artful Politics: Bodies of Difference Remaking Body Worlds” is a robust Special Issue comprising 11 scholarly articles on the nexus of art and…”
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Embodying Critical and Corporeal Methodology: Digital Storytelling With Young Women in Eating Disorder Recovery by LaMarre, Andrea, Rice, Carla

“…Bei digitalen Erzählungen handelt es sich um eine kunstbasierte Forschungsmethode, die Forschenden erlaubt, eng mit den Untersuchungsteilnehmer/innen zu…”
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Towards Decolonial Choreographies of Co-Resistance by Kelly, Evadne, Rice, Carla, Stonefish, Mona

“…This article engages movement as a methodology for understanding the creative coalition work that we carried out for a project series called Into the Light…”
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Cripistemologies of Disability Arts and Culture: Reflections on the Cripping the Arts Symposium (Editors' Introduction) by Chandler, Eliza, Aubrecht, Katie, Ignagni, Esther, Rice, Carla

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Performing Fat Liberation: Pretty Porky and Pissed Off’s Affective Politics and Archive by Taylor, Allison, Mitchell, Allyson, Rice, Carla

“…This article uses collaborative auto/ethnography to explore the circulation and potentiality of affect in the live performances and archive of Pretty Porky and…”
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Slow Story-Making in Urgent Times by Rice, Carla M., Temple Jones, Chelsea, Mündel, Ingrid

“…In the context of an alarmingly sped up “slow death” for disabled people living under emergency COVID-19 medical triage protocols in Ontario, Canada, that…”
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Letting Bodies be Bodies: Exploring Relaxed Performance in the Canadian Performance Landscape by LaMarre, Andrea, Rice, Carla, Besse, Kayla

“…There is an increasing movement toward accessibility in arts spaces, including recent legislative changes and commitments at individual, organizational, and…”
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Decolonizing Disability Through Activist Art by Rice, Carla, Dion, Susan D., Chandler, Eliza

“…This paper mobilizes activist art at the intersections of disability, non-normativity, and Indigeneity to think through ways of decolonizing and indigenizing…”
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Toward Access Justice in the Academy: Centring Episodic Disability to Revision Research Methodologies by Croft, Lacey, Harrison, Elisabeth, Grant-Young, Josh, McGillivray, Kelly, Sebring, Jennifer C. H., Rice, Carla

“…This article explores questions of disability access justice within the academy through the lens of an online digital/multimedia storytelling (DS) research…”
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A High-Risk Body for Whom? On Fat, Risk, Recognition and Reclamation in Restorying Reproductive Care through Digital Storytelling by Friedman, May, Rice, Carla, Lind, Emily R. M.

“…This paper explores issues of weight stigma in fertility, reproduction, pregnancy and parenting through a fat reproductive justice lens. We engage with…”
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Relaxed Performance: An Ethnography of Pedagogy in Praxis by Rice, Carla, Chelsea Temple Jones, Watkin, Jessica, Besse, Kayla

“…In this co-written ethnography, we offer a co-curated account of how it feels to build, negotiate, witness and benefit from a community of practice nurtured by…”
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Revisioning Fitness through a Relational Community of Practice: Conditions of Possibility for Access Intimacies and Body-Becoming Pedagogies through Art Making by Bessey, Meredith, Bailey, K. Aly, Besse, Kayla, Rice, Carla, Punjani, Salima, McHugh, Tara-Leigh F

“…ReVisioning Fitness is a research project and community of practice (CoP) working to reconceptualize “fitness” through a radical embrace of difference (e.g.,…”
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Direct[Message]: Exploring Access and Engagement With the Arts Through Digital Technology in COVID Times by La Rose, Tara, Rice, Carla M., Alfaro-Laganse, Carmela, Maxwell, Colina, El Kadi, Rana, Luzius-Vanin, Christina, Fisher, Michele, Lebrun, Simon, Ruxton, Jim, Bobier, David, Paton, Cathy, Badri, Suad, O’Reily, Sheila, Perquin, Maggie, Smith, Kathy, Bhatta, Kusum, Katz, Becky

“…Direct[Message], a community-based research (CBR) project developing a digital platform supporting older adults engagement with the arts through digital…”
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Developing a Choice-Based Digital Fiction for Body Image Bibliotherapy by Wilks, Christine, Ensslin, Astrid, Rice, Carla, Riley, Sarah, Perram, Megan, Bailey, K. Alysse, Munro, Lauren, Fowlie, Hannah

“…Body dissatisfaction is so common in the western world that it has become the norm, especially among women and girls. Writing New Body Worlds is a…”
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Recovering Uncertainty: Exploring Eating Disorder Recovery in Context by LaMarre, Andrea, Rice, Carla

“…Attending to the shades of grey in eating disorder recovery may help to illuminate possibilities for navigating recoveries in their full complexity and…”
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The Spectacle of the Child Woman: Troubling Girls and the Science of Early Puberty by Rice, Carla

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Rethinking Fat: From Bio- to Body-Becoming Pedagogies by Rice, Carla

“…This article engages with recent critical research on the obesity epidemic to think through the bioethics of current obesity prevention and consider…”
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Doing Justice to Intersectionality in Research by Rice, Carla, Harrison, Elisabeth, Friedman, May

“…Intersectionality involves the study of the ways that race, gender, disability, sexuality, class, age, and other social categories are mutually shaped and…”
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The eating disorder recovery assemblage: Collectively generating possibilities for eating disorder recovery by LaMarre, Andrea, Rice, Carla

“…In this paper, we explore the affective-discursive-material aspects of the supportive eating disorder recovery assemblage. We approach recovery as an…”
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Normal Eating Is Counter-Cultural: Embodied Experiences of Eating Disorder Recovery by LaMarre, Andrea, Rice, Carla

“…Standards for eating disorder recovery, although they originate in life‐saving methods, may be unattainable for certain individuals. We used narrative thematic…”
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