The book "Corpus" offers a comprehensive analysis of the body and embodiment from an interdisciplinary perspective. It argues that traditional disciplines often fail to fully capture the complexity of these topics. The collection includes 14 unpublished essays that explore the role of the body in various knowledge practices of the 21st century. Topics addressed include trauma, surveillance, aging, nutrition, feminist technoscience, death, disability, biopolitics, and race. The target audience includes educators and researchers engaged with body and embodiment, as well as interdisciplinary scholars and practitioners. The book is suitable for use in advanced courses across various disciplines that focus on the body.