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71. AnthroBites: Disability
Feb 29, 2024
Delving into the historical, social, and cultural dimensions of disability, exploring the importance of integrating disability perspectives in ethnographic studies, reframing ethnography through disability and 'shrinkage', redefining disability activism through micro acts, and exploring the future of disability studies beyond traditional definitions.
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- Disability as a framework beyond traditional definitions; emphasize genealogical analysis to uncover shaping conditions.
- Critical disability studies promote inclusion in ethnography; challenge ideal ethnographer notion; advocate for world-building activism beyond protest.
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Understanding Disability through a Complex Lens
Disability is a complex concept that is defined differently depending on various factors such as identity-based movements, government documents, or cultural contexts. Dr. Dokimaja emphasizes the importance of genealogical analysis to uncover the origins and conditions that shape the definition of disability. Additionally, she proposes viewing disability as a framework to understand a wide range of experiences, situations, and embodiments beyond traditional definitions.
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