Our Work
Corpus Sui brings together expertise across ethics, anthropology, clinical practice, and investigative research. Our work is collaborative and transversal: each member contributes a distinct perspective, but our activities converge around three core areas. Together, these areas allow us to examine how power operates over the body — analytically, empirically, and in specific cases where accountability is required.
Research & Field Inquiry
Understanding lived realities beyond institutional narratives
We conduct qualitative and field-based research to examine how policies and medical systems affect real lives. Our work focuses on the intersection of power, culture, and embodied experience.
We prioritise direct testimony, contextual analysis, and documentation grounded in lived conditions rather than abstract theory.
Field interviews and case documentation
Analysis of institutional practices in context
Mapping of emerging ethical tensions
Cross-disciplinary research collaboration
Ethical & Legal Analysis
Clarifying standards of autonomy, consent, and responsibility
We analyse how ethical principles and legal frameworks regulate the body. Our work evaluates decision-making standards, oversight structures, and the boundaries of institutional authority.
We aim to bring clarity where policies are vague, inconsistent, or misapplied.
Policy and legislative analysis
Review of consent and capacity frameworks
Institutional ethics assessment
Position papers and expert commentary
Investigation & Accountability
Examining specific cases where power is exercised over the body
We conduct targeted investigations into particular practices, decisions, or institutional actions. Our focus is evidentiary: tracing decisions, documenting procedures, and clarifying responsibility.
This work moves from structural analysis to case-specific scrutiny.
Case-based investigation
Documentation of decision chains
Review of procedural compliance
Public-facing evidence summaries