Crip Technoscience Issue

Catalyst has published a special CRIP TECHNOSCIENCE issue, a must read for Tech&Dis-interested folks. I’ve been waiting for the Fritsch-Hamraie “Crip Technoscience Manifesto” to come out for over a year.

I might also draw your attention to a book review of Bodyminds Reimagined by Sami Schalk, written by STS PhD Candidate Joshua Earle. (More work to come from him around the theme of CYBORG MAINTENANCE soon, will share when published.)

Also, I’d like to draw your attention to ALL the articles because wow, but it will be obnoxious if I try to. Here’s just a list, but you could also click here.

• Introduction to Special Section on Crip Technoscience by (guest editors) Kelly Fritsch, Aimi Hamraie, Mara Mills, David Serlin
• Crip Technoscience Manifesto by Aimi Hamraie, Kelly Fritsch
• Crip Kin, Manifesting by Alison Kafer
• Continuing Presence of Discarded Bodies: Occupational Harm, Necro-Activism, and Living Justice by Eunjung Kim
• Cyberpunk’s Other Hackers: The Girls Who Were Plugged In by Lindsey Dolich Felt
• Materializing Datafied Body Doubles: Insulin Pumps, Blood Glucose Testing, and the Production of Usable Bodies by Stephen Horrocks
• Technopsyence and Afro-Surrealism’s Cripistemologies by Olivia Banner
• Transmobility: Possibilities in Cyborg (Cripborg) Bodies by Mallory Kay Nelson, Ashley Shew (your fave), Bethany Stevens
• Introduction to Crip Technoscience Roundtable by Aimi Hamraie
• How Technology Is Forcing the Disability Rights Movement into the 21st Century by Vilissa Thompson (check out her Ramp Your Voice blog too)
• Technologies for New Nightlife by Kevin Gotkin
• Cultural, Aesthetic Disability Technoscience by Alice Sheppard
• The Rise and Fall of the Plastic Straw: Sucking in Crip Defiance by Alice Wong
• Lab Meeting: Transcription Work and the Practices of Crip Technoscience by Louise Hickman
• Temporal Orders and Y Chromosome Futures: Of Mice, Monkeys, and Men by Sam Taylor-Alex, Sharyn Davies
• Amazon Echo and the Aesthetics of Whiteness by Thao Phan
• Fables of Response-ability: Feminist Science Studies as Didactic Literature by Martha Kenney
• Look Up and Smile! Seeing through Alexa’s Algorithmic Gaze by Nassim Parvin

I will be using this articles for a long time in Tech & Dis class in future iterations!