Hannah Landecker writes about the new metabolism as “a model in which food enters the body and in a sense never leaves it, because food transforms the organism’s being as much as the organism transforms it” (2011: 177). Articulating Landecker’s insights into the porosity of bodies through an anthropological lens, Harris Solomon (2016) offers an ethnography of absorption in the …
Who feeds (on) whom? Labour and the porosity of environments and bodies
This article is part of the series: Decentering Metabolism: Peripheral and Southern Diffractions