Non-Normative Positivisms: Toward a Methodology of Critical Embodiment

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This page is the online home for the papers written for a panel titled “Non-Normative Positivisms: Toward a Methodology of Critical Embodiment” at the 2014 meeting of the Society for Disability Studies in Minneapolis, MN.

Panel Introduction (MS Word .docx file)

Panelists:

David T. Mitchell, George Washington University, “Precarity and Cross-Species Identification: ASD Cognition and Non-Species-ism”

Tobin Siebers, University of Michigan, “Returning the Social to the Social Model”

Stephanie L. Kerschbaum, University of Delaware, “Accessing Non-Normative Positivisms: Disabling Research Interviewing”

David Bolt, Liverpool Hope University, “Beyond Ocularnormativism”

We welcome comments, responses, and questions posted here or shared with any of us collectively or individually.

3 thoughts on “Non-Normative Positivisms: Toward a Methodology of Critical Embodiment”

  1. This looks like an excellent panel, I’m sorry to have missed it. For citation purposes, may I ask who authored your panel overview/chaired the panel? Thank you much (for the info and for pushing this important work forward).

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    1. Dear Jess–Thanks for your comment. David Mitchell wrote the panel overview and organized the panel, and you may be interested to know that he has a book forthcoming from the University of Michigan Press that engages some of the themes discussed in this panel as well.

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