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“The Medicalization of Bodies Is a Gendered Practice” – Interview with Burak Taşdizen
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“The Medicalization of Bodies Is a Gendered Practice” – Interview with Burak Taşdizen

Research Project

“The Medicalization of Bodies Is a Gendered Practice” – Interview with Burak Taşdizen

30 APRIL 2020

Burak Taşdizen, research associate in the research field “Human, Medicine, and Society” at the Orient-Institut Istanbul, started working at the institute in 2020. In the following interview, which was first published on 17 March 2020 by (https://wissen.hypotheses.org/1928), he talks about his previous and research.

By alisan.zafer@oiist.org|2020-06-04T18:13:53+03:00Mayıs 1st, 2020|Research Project| yorumlar kapalı

Heads Looking for their Bodies: A Report on a Lecture-Performance
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Heads Looking for their Bodies: A Report on a Lecture-Performance

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Heads Looking for their Bodies: A Report on a Lecture-Performance

30 APRIL 2020 | Authors: Shahrzad Irannejad, Setareh Fatehi

On the 22nd of January 2020, we had the pleasure to present a recapitulation of our artist-researcher collaboration project “Bodiless Heads” at the Orient-Institut Istanbul. Our lecture-performance was invited as part of the lecture Series “Human, Medicine, Society: Past, Present and Future Encounters” organized by Dr. Melike Şahinol. We have grown up in the same city, our passions have led us to different cities and different fields.

By alisan.zafer@oiist.org|2020-06-04T18:03:16+03:00Mayıs 1st, 2020|Performance| yorumlar kapalı