This volume aims to illuminate aspects of body-space relations from various research perspectives and to demonstrate the relevance and timeliness of this topic. It primarily focuses on formulating new ways of thinking and bringing together different disciplines within this ubiquitous and interdisciplinary discourse. The general focus is on analyzing spatial and human relationships, with a particular emphasis on knowledge about humanity. The anthropological approach (the question of what it means to be human) is intended to form the epistemological framework of this volume: How is anthropological knowledge generated, transported, and also normalized in and through different spaces?.