Changing Bodies: Habit, Crisis and Creativity

By C. Shilling. 2008

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Trends in the Turn to Affect (2015, background): “It can also build on and learn from the important sociological work conducted on embodied practices, techniques and habits (Crossley, 2001, 2013; Rose, 1998; Shilling, 2008, 2012).”
The body made flesh: embodied learning and the corporeal device (2009, background): “Over recent decades, however, for a variety of reasons (see Featherstone 1982; Evans and Davies 2005; Shilling 2008), not least of which is the current near-‘global’ preoccupation with ‘risk factors’ affecting the body’s *Corresponding author.”
Sporting Spinal Cord Injuries, Social Relations, and Rehabilitation Narratives: An Ethnographic Creative Non-Fiction of Becoming Disabled Through Sport (2013, background): “…degrees by power relations (Crossley, 2011) and the exchange of masculine capital between actors (de Visser & McDonnell, 2013), it has the capacity to allow various men to simultaneously do the neo-liberal health role (Shilling, 2008) and uphold masculinities (Connell & Messerschmidt, 2005).”