When not hearing becomes Unruly
This article delves into the dynamic of ‘Deafhood’, to examine its disruptive potential to challenge traditional norms and negotiating complex identities in political settings. Drawing from khanna’s (2016) understanding of Ambiguity and Gilroy’s (1993) conceptualisation of Authenticity, this theore...
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This article delves into the dynamic of ‘Deafhood’, to examine its disruptive potential to challenge traditional norms and negotiating complex identities in political settings. Drawing from khanna’s (2016) understanding of Ambiguity and Gilroy’s (1993) conceptualisation of Authenticity, this theoretical analysis aims to explore the tense interplay between personal positionalities and formal collective politics within Deaf communities’ resistance movements. By building on these theoretical foundations, this article seeks to shed light on how ‘Deafhood’ challenge existing power structures and norms by prefiguring new ways of existing as a deaf person. Moreover, this exploration hopes to contribute to our understanding of the intricate dynamics that shape the identities and actions of d/Deaf individual within larger sociopolitical frameworks.
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| spelling | doaj-art-5216bfeb6e7c432dbff8a1c892ec1e482025-08-20T02:37:05ZengUniversidad ICESITrans-pasando Fronteras2248-72122322-91522025-01-012110.18046/retf.i21.6375When not hearing becomes UnrulyAna Carolina Palma García This article delves into the dynamic of ‘Deafhood’, to examine its disruptive potential to challenge traditional norms and negotiating complex identities in political settings. Drawing from khanna’s (2016) understanding of Ambiguity and Gilroy’s (1993) conceptualisation of Authenticity, this theoretical analysis aims to explore the tense interplay between personal positionalities and formal collective politics within Deaf communities’ resistance movements. By building on these theoretical foundations, this article seeks to shed light on how ‘Deafhood’ challenge existing power structures and norms by prefiguring new ways of existing as a deaf person. Moreover, this exploration hopes to contribute to our understanding of the intricate dynamics that shape the identities and actions of d/Deaf individual within larger sociopolitical frameworks. https://200.3.192.46/revistas/index.php/trans-pasando_fronteras/article/view/6375Unruly politicsIdentity politicsDeafhoodAuthenticityAmbiguity |
| spellingShingle | Ana Carolina Palma García When not hearing becomes Unruly Trans-pasando Fronteras Unruly politics Identity politics Deafhood Authenticity Ambiguity |
| title | When not hearing becomes Unruly |
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| title_short | When not hearing becomes Unruly |
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| topic | Unruly politics Identity politics Deafhood Authenticity Ambiguity |
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