Believing the Body. Introduction

In Katharine Hodgkin & Susannah Radstone (eds.), Memory Cultures: Memory, Subjectivity, And Recognition. Transaction Publishers (2005)
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This section is concerned with the possibility of embodied memory -of memories that are carried in the body and that may be transmitted between bodies, even across generations

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