Brenda Farnell is an Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois.

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• Chapter 1 The Primacy of MovementChapter 2 The Body in Social TheoryChapter 3 A New Ontology of PersonhoodChapter 4 Movement Literacy Chapter 5 Bourdieu’s Habitus – A Sociological Mislocation of AgencyChapter 6 Lakoff’s and Johnson’s Metaphors – A Psychological Mislocation of Agency Chapter 7 Verbal and Nonverbal – A Linguistic Mislocation of Agency Chapter 8 The Ab(sense) of Kinesthesia in Western ThoughtChapter 9 Implications of Dynamic Embodiment for Social Theory

Brenda Farnell is an Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois.

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• Chapter 1 The Primacy of MovementChapter 2 The Body in Social TheoryChapter 3 A New Ontology of PersonhoodChapter 4 Movement Literacy Chapter 5 Bourdieu’s Habitus – A Sociological Mislocation of AgencyChapter 6 Lakoff’s and Johnson’s Metaphors – A Psychological Mislocation of Agency Chapter 7 Verbal and Nonverbal – A Linguistic Mislocation of Agency Chapter 8 The Ab(sense) of Kinesthesia in Western ThoughtChapter 9 Implications of Dynamic Embodiment for Social Theory

Brenda Farnell is an Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois.

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• Chapter 1 The Primacy of MovementChapter 2 The Body in Social TheoryChapter 3 A New Ontology of PersonhoodChapter 4 Movement Literacy Chapter 5 Bourdieu’s Habitus – A Sociological Mislocation of AgencyChapter 6 Lakoff’s and Johnson’s Metaphors – A Psychological Mislocation of Agency Chapter 7 Verbal and Nonverbal – A Linguistic Mislocation of Agency Chapter 8 The Ab(sense) of Kinesthesia in Western ThoughtChapter 9 Implications of Dynamic Embodiment for Social Theory