"A compelling exploration of how systems of oppression inscribe themselves upon marginalised bodies. This collection masterfully traces the intersections of contemporary and historical social change across international contexts, offering vital insights into embodied experiences of structural inequality." -- Ciara L. Murphy, Technological University Dublin, Ireland " Talking Bodies IV is a rich and needed collection that brings together an impressive, interdisciplinary, and international group of contributors. They join in their feminist concern to demonstrate how gender-diverse, reproductive, racialized, and disabled bodies negotiate constraint, carve out agency, and generate new modes of resistance in an increasingly hostile political climate shaped by Trumpism. Exposing systems of oppression while offering imaginative, solidarity-based practices of care and resilience, the volume stands as a testament to the power of collective feminist inquiry and an indispensable contribution to contemporary body studies." -- Ralph J. Poole , University of Salzburg, Austria "The human body is many things, it is not a simple binary.

It is a space of challenge, exploration, growth and opportunity. This book takes the reader on an important journey of discovery, exploration and affirmation." -- Nancy Hansen, University of Manitoba, Canada ntemporary body studies." -- Ralph J. Poole , University of Salzburg, Austria "The human body is many things, it is not a simple binary. It is a space of challenge, exploration, growth and opportunity. This book takes the reader on an important journey of discovery, exploration and affirmation." -- Nancy Hansen, University of Manitoba, Canada ntemporary body studies.

" -- Ralph J. Poole , University of Salzburg, Austria "The human body is many things, it is not a simple binary. It is a space of challenge, exploration, growth and opportunity. This book takes the reader on an important journey of discovery, exploration and affirmation." -- Nancy Hansen, University of Manitoba, Canada ntemporary body studies." -- Ralph J. Poole , University of Salzburg, Austria "The human body is many things, it is not a simple binary. It is a space of challenge, exploration, growth and opportunity.

This book takes the reader on an important journey of discovery, exploration and affirmation." -- Nancy Hansen, University of Manitoba, Canada.