Staying With the Trouble, a Rhizomatic Approach to Posthuman Methods: Assemblages and Becoming in the Posthuman Walking Project

Clair Hebron, Shirley Chubb, David Nicholls, Toby Bain, Valentin C. Dones, Lena Gudd, Roger Kerry, Branwen Lorigan, Donald Manlapaz, Filip Maric, Jeni Ross, Natalie Sharratt, Fe Stevens, Patty Thille, School of Education, Health Sciences, University of Brighton, Department of Creative Industries, University of Chichester, School of Clinical Sciences, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Santo Tomas, PWP Walker-Partner, Faculty of Medicine , Health Sciences, University of Nottingham, Wellbeing Professional , PWP Walker-Partner, Department of Health , Care Sciences, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, PWP Walker-Partner, Physiotherapist and Walker-Partner, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust at Queen, s Medical Centre, Design Researcher , PWP Walker-Partner, College of Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Manitoba

Qualitative Health Research

Published online on September 19, 2025

Abstract

Qualitative Health Research, Ahead of Print.
Persistent pain is the leading cause of years lived with disability worldwide. Research into pain experiences often adopts a humanistic perspective, predominantly relying on interview data and rarely engaging with real-world contexts. ThePosthuman ...