Sensing Oneself Balanced video-talk (on the notion and practice of balancing, using contact improvisation, tightwire walking, notions of being off balance) presented at the Society for Social Studies of Science meetings in Boston, Sep 2017
New papers on movement, improvisation,
- The Senses and Sciences of Fascia, a Practice as Research Investigation (with Kevin O’Connor)
- Jean-Claude Guimberteau‘s
video is great introduction to fascia: Strolling Under the Skin. I think his new book is truly transformative: Architecture of Human Living Fascia
- Jean-Claude Guimberteau‘s
- Articulating Presence: Attention as Tactile, with Nita Little (for book on Thinking Touch in Partnering and Contact Improvisation
- on anthropology and improvisation: Critical Ethnographic Scores (came out recently in Between Matter and Method)
- Improvisation in Cultural Anthropology (with Kevin O’Connor, Duskin Drum and Sarah McCullough)
Natasha Myers – amazing dancing anthropologist of plants and proteins
- Plant Kriya for cultivating your inner plant (think of it as Body-Mind Centering for your inner plant)
- Haptic Creativity (paper we wrote on scientists moving and being moved by visualizations)
some different kinds of interventions I’ve been doing around neuro/anthro/philosophy
- Plastic Neuroscience: Studying what the brain cares about (Frontiers in Human Neuroscience)
- Plastic Diagrams: Circuits in the brain and how they got there (Plasticity and Pathology)