Bodies of Democracy: Modes of Embodied Politics

Cover
Contents
Acknowledgements
	References
Introduction: A Political Remembering of Bodies
	Thinking the Body
	Modes of Politics and Chapter Outline
	References
Chapter 1. Embodied Representation: Performances of Identity
	1.1 Delegates and Trustees: Acting for Others
	1.2 Descriptive Representation: Standing for Others
	1.3 Constitutive Representation: Performing for Others
	1.4 Bodies of Representation
	1.5 “I am what you call a hooligan”
	1.6 “Mother of the Nation”
	1.7 Strange Democracy
	References
Chapter 2. Embodied Deliberation: Conditions, Excesses, Disruptions, Opportunities
	2.1 Disembodied Deliberation
	2.2 Bodies Matter: Conditions
	2.3 Bodies Matter: Excesses
	2.4 Bodies Matter: Disruptions
	2.5 Bodies Matter: Opportunities
	2.6 Bodies of Deliberation
	2.7 Beyond Deliberation
	References
Chapter 3. Embodied Disagreement: The Agony of Others
	3.1 Us and Them
	3.2 Habits of Us
	3.3 Bodies of Others
	3.4 Cultivating Agonistic Respect
	3.5 Democratic Disagreements
	References
Chapter 4. Embodied Protest: The Politics of the Hunger-Strike
	4.1 Hunger as protest
	4.2 Irish republicans
	4.3 Suffragettes
	4.4 Anti‐apartheid
	4.5 The spectacular body
	4.6 The identifying/identified body
	4.7 The dissenting body
	4.8 Hunger and Paradox
	References
Chapter 5. Embodied Occupation: Disciplined Bodies in Counter-Conduct
	5.1 Conducting and Countering
	5.2 Twyford Down
	5.3 Dimensions of Occupying Bodies at Twyford Down
		5.3.1 Surplus Meaning
		5.3.2 Politicisation of Place
		5.3.3 Circulation of Emotions
		5.3.4 Identity Construction
		5.3.5 (Re)Disciplining
	5.4 Roads to Resistance
	References
Chapter 6. Embodied Counsel: Bodies of Knowledge
	6.1 Scientific Knowledge
	6.2 Knowledge of Bodies
	6.3 Bodies of Knowledge
	6.4 Expertise and Democracy
	References
Conclusion: Recalling Bodies
	References