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Bound Bodies, Wandering Minds: Travel, Cognition, and Experiential Freedom Beyond Physical Mobility
This abstract was accepted for presentation at the Sixth Annual InMind International Interdisciplinary Conference. By reconceptualising travel beyond physical mobility, this paper examines embodied forms of imaginative, narrative, virtual, and ethically guided altered experience as compensatory and liberatory practices for individuals with constrained bodies, reframing exploration as a fundamental dimension of autonomy and dignity.
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