NEW FRONTIERS OF CORPOREALITY. INHABITING THE WORLD DURING THE PANDEMIC

Starting from the definition of the lived body, this paper explores the possible effects that the Covid-19 pandemic may have had, both in individual and more markedly social terms, on the way we conceive of our bodies and our corporeity. Within the body-world dialectic, it is highlighted how the new limits of our normality correspond to a new way of inhabiting the world and imagining our possibilities. Furthermore, a space is dedicated to the risks of identity inherent in the progressive limitation of the body's movement in space, and in the organicist conception of the body proposed by the biomedical paradigm