Introduction to Special Section on Crip Technoscience
Kelly Fritsch, Aimi Hamraie, Mara Mills, David Serlin
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Kelly Fritsch, Aimi Hamraie, Mara Mills, David Serlin
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This special section of Catalyst maps the central nodes of the emerging field of crip technoscience, which we situate at the intersection of feminist technoscience studies and critical disability studies. Crip technoscience marks areas of overlap between these fields as well as productive disciplinary and political tensions. Our section brings together critical perspectives on disability and science and technology in order to grapple with historical and contemporary debates related to digital and emerging technologies, treatments, risk, and practices of access, design, health, and enhancement.
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This special section of Catalyst maps the central nodes of the emerging field of crip technoscience, which we situate at the intersection of feminist technoscience studies and critical disability studies. Crip technoscience marks areas of overlap between these fields as well as productive disciplinary and political tensions. Our section brings together critical perspectives on disability and science and technology in order to grapple with historical and contemporary debates related to digital and emerging technologies, treatments, risk, and practices of access, design, health, and enhancement.
Key concepts: Technoscience, Special section, Section (typography), Discipline, Field (mathematics), Politics, Intersection (aeronautics), Sociology