Wild, Indigenous, Lame, Invalid: Anti-Ableist Epistemologies of the South
Wild, Indigenous, Lame, Invalid: Anti-Ableist Epistemologies of the South
Authors
Pino-Moran, Juan Andres
Rodriguez-Garrido, Pia
Lapierre, Michelle
Rodriguez-Garrido, Pia
Lapierre, Michelle
Profesor GuĆa
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Datos de publicaciĆ³n:
10.1590/S0104-12902023211010en
SAUDE E SOCIEDADE,Vol.32,2023
SAUDE E SOCIEDADE,Vol.32,2023
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Article
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Materia geogrƔfica
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Abstract
The aim of the article was to present a first approach to an epistemological proposal that reflects on and deals with the construction and legitimation of knowledge generated from abject, abnormal, or crippled corporeities geopolitically located in the South. It pays special attention to the sex-gender-ability system in the social and epistemological organization of knowledge. In this development, we identify a positionality and wasted wealth for regional social analysis and transformation as a result of a modern colonial order. Hence, this proposal is inscribed within the Latin American critical thinking to reflect on those other places of abject enunciation.