Crip Temporalities

Discover "Crip Temporalities," a thought-provoking collection edited by Ellen Samuels and Elizabeth Freeman, published in 2021. This 220-page book delves into the nuanced experiences of time through the lens of disability, exploring how societal structures shape our understanding of temporalities. Featuring contributions from diverse voices such as Eli Clare, Margaret Price, and Moya Bailey, this volume addresses critical themes like the ethics of pace and the complexities of navigating accommodations in academic settings. Each essay offers unique perspectives, from reflections on mental disability in a neoliberal context to the intricate dynamics of waiting. "Crip Temporalities" invites readers to rethink how disability influences our relationship with time, making it an essential read for those interested in sociology, disability studies, and contemporary cultural discourse. Enhance your understanding of these vital topics with this compelling and insightful publication.