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Speculating Through Sleep. Sleep and Its Meanings: Essays from Critical Sleep Studies (2025)
American Disgust: Racism, Microbial Medicine, and the Colony Within. University of Minnesota Press (2024)
Matthew Wolf-Meyer
racepublic health ethicsethnic studiesmedical historyanti-racismbioethicsamerican studiescontemporary racismafrican american studiesracial studiesamerican disgust
Becoming Malleable: How Orienting to Disability, Communication, and the Senses Further Commits Anthropology to Its Moral Project. American Ethnologist (2024)
intersectionalitysocial modelableismsocial sciencesphilosophy of social scienceanthropological theoryunited statesimplicit ableismsocial identitycultureirrationality
Beyond “Psychotics” and the “Feeble-Minded”: Psychological Anthropology and the Disabled Mind. Innovations in Psychological Anthropology (2024)
Matthew Wolf-Meyer
psychological anthropologyintellectual disabilitysocial impairmentsableismanthropological theorypsychologydisabled mindpsychoanalysisanthropologyphilosophy of minddisabilitydisability studiespsychological science
Mapping Medical Anthropology in the 21St Century. Rutgers University Press (2024)
Matthew Wolf-Meyer
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