Surviving in Eugenic Times: Disabled Artists’ Feelings about Their “Under-the-Table” Livelihoods

Surviving in Eugenic Times: Disabled Artists’ Feelings about Their “Under-the-Table” Livelihoods

Launching from recent interest in disabled people’s livelihoods in the context of global Northern societies, this paper theorizes interview descriptions of livelihoods from 20 disabled, mad, and Deaf artists in Ontario, Canada. Drawing on a critical sustainable livelihoods framework, we observe that...

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Main Authors: Kimberlee Collins, Chelsea Temple Jones, Carla Rice
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Cultural Studies Association 2025-05-01
Series:Lateral
Subjects:
artists
canada
disability
necropolitics
livelihood
eugenics
Online Access:https://csalateral.org/issue/14-1/surviving-in-eugenic-times-disabled-artists-feelings-about-their-under-the-table-livelihoods-collins-jones-rice/
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