(Article co-authored with Gys-Walt van Egdom, published in Literature as Document. Eds. Sarah Bonciarelli et al. Pp. 133-148)

In this paper, we examine an often overlooked literary tradition, which came to see the act of writing as a way of documenting ‘pure’ embodied agency.

La première étude consacrée à la vie et l’œuvre exceptionnelles de Jacques Lusseyran vient de paraître aux Éditions Rue d’Ulm.

(Article published in Disability Studies Quarterly, vol. 38 no. 3)

In this essay I argue that blindness offers up a most fruitful perspective through which to rethink the visualist aesthetics of dance.

(Artículo publicado en Cuerpos ilegales. Ed. Nanne Timmer. Pp. 231-259)

Al estudiar la obra de Pablo Palacio, analizo el vínculo estrecho entre el tacto y la constitución normalizadora del sujeto moderno.

(Article co-authored with Florian Grond, published in Digital Creativity: health and wellbeing, pp. 1-17)

In this article, we discuss the use of binaural sound recordings as a tool to negotiate between blind and sighted experiences of an urban soundscape.

(Article published in RELIEF 8.2 2014)

In this paper, I discuss a new sensory approach to literature. Literature might be studied in order to trace the perceptual effects of cultural, political and technological transformations.