Inadaptés dans le monde: changement culturel à travers les pratiques culturelles
Desajustados no mundo: mudança cultural através de práticas culturais aleijadas
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https://doi.org/10.28998/rm.2023.13.14022Mots-clés :
Arts du handicap, Pratiques culturelles discapacitées, COVID-19, Création de mondes, NécropolitiqueRésumé
Sur la base de notre engagement dans les arts pour les sourds, les personnes handicapées et les personnes atteintes de troubles mentaux en Amérique du Nord (Turtle Island), cet article présente et explore comment les "pratiques handiculturelles", issues de la culture du handicap et centrées sur les personnes handicapées et notre politique, contribuent à des micro-gestes de construction du monde. Nous commençons par une description de la manière dont les premiers jours de la pandémie ont été une perturbation culturelle telle qu’elle nous a poussés à réfléchir à la manière dont nous nous retrouvons dans les arts et la culture. Ensuite, nous proposons une brève revue de la manière dont les études sur le handicap et le militantisme en faveur des handicapés critiquent la normalité. En considérant comment les organisations artistiques et culturelles ont réagi aux mesures de santé publique liées à la Covid-19, nous argumentons que le secteur a largement échoué à rechercher la "sagesse du handicap" (LAKSHMI PIEPZNA-SAMARASINHA, 2016), empêchant ainsi la transformation des pratiques pandémiques temporaires en pratiques culturelles handicapées durables. Nous terminons par quelques exemples clés qui démontrent comment les pratiques culturelles handicapées tendent vers des mondes handicapés nécessaires à la survie des personnes handicapées.
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