This video explores how the concept of ‘disability’ emerged within a colonial system that values the body as an instrument of labour. Lilian argues that borders are modern-day architectures of disablement and that the affects produced by the debilitation of the body offer a site of knowledge production.
This video explores how the concept of ‘disability’ emerged within a colonial system that values the body as an instrument of labour. Lilian argues that borders are modern-day architectures of disablement and that the affects produced by the debilitation of the body offer a site of knowledge production.