Embodying Difference

Focusing on phenomenological concepts, this book delves into embodiment and lived experience through the lenses of disability studies, critical race theory, and queer studies. It analyzes memoirs and novels that confront the impact of stigmatization and explore the bodily aspects of social differences, offering insightful readings of works, including those by Robert F. Murphy. The discussions aim to deepen understanding of how these themes intersect in literature and societal contexts.