Mise en abîme des «corps inspirés»: l'urgence du retour au sensible.

Think and act on the transformations of our societies? This question has been ongoing for years in the community of occupational clinicians, rekindled by the digital transformations we are experiencing. The emergence of "intelligent", multi-sensory technologies, aimed at augmenting bodies, is encouraging us to take a more profound, even radical approach, as they problematize a certain conception of human beings by human beings. How can we grasp these transformations if we do not take into account the bodies' confrontations they provoke? and how can we grasp these mutating bodies? Through two short narratives, this contribution wants to show the relevance of a sensitive reading of the activity, focused on dancing bodies, to understand and restore the complexity and thickness of the links woven with new technical objects. Ultimately, the aim is to spark a debate on the ontologies that ergonomics calls for, and propose ways to reintegrate sensitive dimensions into its analysis and intervention practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]