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This book develops an interdiscplinary as well as cross cultural and historical analyses of the relationship between medicine, religion, and the body.

"To Angelina Caruso, recovery meant finding her tribe -- people that offered support, encouragement, and zero judgment. But she never imagined she would find her community online. A lesson on positively navigating body image, A Body to Love reveals a world where social media is used for self-care rather than self-judgment. Part social media guide and part body image workbook, this fresh take on social networks follows the author's personal battle with a near-fatal eating order, the online relationships that helped her heal, and the eventual community she cultivated. Featuring bonus charts, journal prompts, and recipes for mindful eating, you'll learn to: recognize red flags; rebuild yourself as a mindful consumer; raise others up as a content producer"-Back cover

Intro -- Impressum -- Digitale Bildkulturen -- Prolog -- Pumping Icon. Das Leben der Bilder im Gym -- Ausstellungskörper. Vom Gym zum gläsernen Atelier -- Tätowierung, Digitalisierung und Körper als Quellcode -- Corona-Workouts, Funktionelles Training -- Fit Follows Function. -- Altes Training in neuen Medien -- #GirlsWhoLift. High Heels und High Strength -- Epilog -- Anmerkungen -- Abbildungsnachweis -- Über den Autor.

Daniel Garber presents a study of Leibniz's conception of the physical world, elucidating his puzzling metaphysics of monads, mind-like simple substances. Tracing the development of Leibniz's thought, Garber shows how dealing with problems about the physical world lead him to a world of animate creatures, and to a world of monads