“…It is not my purpose to retrace the central arguments of these contributions, but it is worth recalling the many disciplines from which they have come. These include ethicists (Barilan, 2006;Campbell, 2009), feminists (Kuppers, 2004;Deller, 2011;Scott, 2011), and anthropologists (Walter, 2004a,b;Linke, 2005;vom Lehn, 2006). King et al (2014) in endeavoring to summarize a range of the major themes developed by humanities scholars, emerged with a central contention that the human body as depicted in these exhibitions cannot be categorized using standard cultural binary categories of interior or exterior, real or fake, dead or alive, bodies or persons, self or other.…”