The panel deals with the role concrete physicality plays in the realization of critique, not least from the perspective of minoritized bodies. How do more or less conditioned and abled bodies unite as a movement? How can critique be understood as embodied between collective action and resistance, rejection, passivity and depression? Particularly with regard to an increasingly mediated, mirror-like form of experiencing the self, the question of interruptions and withdrawal takes on a new turn. What role do cultural narratives play in the construction of norms and, in particular, fantasies of a healthy body? In contrast, can a critique of this construction be produced by adaptation or disruption?

Speakers

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Spatial Agency and the Choreography of Resistance
Quill Kukla

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The University Cannot Hold
Priya S. Gupta

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Filipa César