CPN Digest #224

Something for the weekend:

1. Black disability politics

2. We Can’t Understand Émile Durkheim’s Sociology Without Discussing His Conservative Politics

3. Looking Backwards, Looking Forwards: Disability Studies Then, Now, and When

4. Self-help philosophy, inspired by Socrates, that avoids hard questions

5. How Does a Foucauldian Genealogical Approach Enhance the Study of Long-Term Care through a Critical Disability Lens?

6. Prophetic Disability: Divine Sovereignty and Human Bodies in the Hebrew Bible

7. The Genealogy of Nietzsche – From a Phenomenological Perspective

8. Healthy Relationships in Higher Education

9. How Medical Schools Retained the Power to Discriminate Against Applicants in Wheelchairs in the Era of Disability Rights

10. Normalization: A Discussion with Gëzim Visoka and Nicolas Lemay

11. CfP: Foucault and Contemporary Theory in Higher Education — New approaches, theories, and conditions of possibility

12. Disability Saves the World with Dr. Fady Shanouda (podcast)

13. Conceptualising Suspended Life: From Latency to Liminality

14. Overthink podcast: Touch

15. Foucault meets Latour