The Somatic Turn and Social Processes Quiz

An anatomical, neural-physiological, and political-cultural problematic

A contextually based understanding of corporeal practices, discourses, and subjectivities (correct)

The historical significance of the body in society

The importance of movement practices in everyday popular culture

It is everywhere (correct)

It is linked to larger social processes such as gender/sexuality and race & ethnicity

It serves as a marker for the production of gender, racial, ethnic, class, sexual, and national identities

It has ideological effects

Illustrating how global histories and politics have utilized 'body culture' for work, play, war and self-expression

Sensitizing students to movement as an anatomical, neural-physiological, and political-cultural problematic (correct)

An understanding of the transnational complexity of local and global 'body cultures'

An examination of the body in history, art, technology, medicine, religion, fashion, consumer culture, sport and PA

<p>A marker for the production of gender, racial, ethnic, class, sexual, and national identities</p> Signup and view all the answers

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