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Inviting Movements in Physiotherapy: An Anthology of Critical Scholarship

A collection that includes humanist, critical and posthumanist perspectives to inspire critical reflection on the profession of physiotherapy by offering different perspectives on the present, and new visions for the future.

Keywords:: academic training, frozen shoulder, sick role, physiotherapy, occupied territories, student movements, critical reflection, hidden curriculum, unbelonging, critical social theory, canada, migration, normality, weight stigma, movement, disability, blackgirl autoethnography, mensendieck, health professions education, immigrant physiotherapists, equity, belonging, rehabilitation, diversity, medical ethics, identity, phenomenology, critical theory, activist affordances, social justice education

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Material Type:: Collection
Date Added to MERLOT:: October 15, 2025
Date Modified in MERLOT:: March 30, 2026
Authors:: Patricia Thille, University of Manitoba
Clair Hebron, University of Brighton
Roshan Galvaan, University of Cape Town
Karen Synne Groven, Oslo Metropolitan University
Submitter:: Nicholas Lysecki
Primary Audience:: College General Ed, College Lower Division, College Upper Division, Graduate School, Professional
Technical Format:: PDF, Website

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Language:: English
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