The Canvas Remembers: Spirit and Skin

Jessica Jerome

doi:10.7202/1125562ar

January 1, 2026Atlantis Critical Studies in Gender Culture & Social JusticeOpen Access

The Canvas Remembers: Spirit and Skin

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This research explores the relationship between spirit and skin in the context of women's health and healing practices.
Analysis of critical perspectives on healing and wellness in women’s health.
Review of literature published in the journal Atlantis.
Discussion of the role of communion in healing practices.
Healing involves a deep connection between the spirit and physical aspects such as skin.
Women’s health can benefit from understanding the communal practices involved in healing.
Perspectives on wellness are broadened by considering both spiritual and physical wellness.

Abstract

The Canvas Remembers: Spirit and Skin. Un article de la revue Atlantis (“Healing is an Act of Communion”: Critical Perspectives on Women’s Health, Wellness, and Disease) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.

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