CripNotes
“Once upon a time… and then and then… they lived happily ever after. Narrative frames provide both fitting familiarity and, at times, some unfitting discomfort. Disability narratives, Disability Studies, disability justice, and disability experience have long been disrupting —and ‘cripping’—time. The pieces collected in this issue of DSQ demonstrate some …
“In this creative nonfiction essay, the author reflects on how ‘crip time’ has operated in their life, not only as a form of liberation, but also as a site of loss and alienation.” The “six ways” are: To read the full essay: Samuels, E. (2017). Six Ways of Looking at …
Why this blog? I have to admit this isn’t my first idea for a blog. But as the perennial keeper of things, …
“I realized that the combination of image and text in sequential fashion really helped me organize my thoughts. It just worked.”—Comic Nurse …
While planning for an on-line presentation on the “Cripping” Graphic Medicine Series (Garden, Wiener, and Zubal-Ruggieri), my colleagues and I met online …
While enrolled in the Spring 2017 iteration of HNR 360 (Dis)abling Comic Books, I understood well that journal entries were one very …
“As many scholars of cognitive disability and neurodivergence have already observed, academic ‘publish or perish’ cultures expect scholars to perform a specific …
This blog is meant to create a sort of “Cliff Notes,” based on my scholarly interests, but most of which focus on …
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