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Different battles, same war? Cripping youth and adulthood?

Different battles, same war? Cripping youth and adulthood?. Jenny Slater MMU/SHU jbslater3@gmail.com. Youth. Disability. Adulthood. Independence.

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Different battles, same war? Cripping youth and adulthood?

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  1. Different battles, same war?Cripping youth and adulthood? Jenny Slater MMU/SHU jbslater3@gmail.com

  2. Youth Disability

  3. Adulthood Independence

  4. Whilst independence remains the goal, disabled people will not be accepted as they serve as a reminder of the potential for dependenceHughes, 2001; Davis, 2002; Ware, 2005; Shildrick, 2009

  5. Body as OrganismBody without Organs(BwO) Deleuze and Guattari Gibson, 2006; Gibson, Carnevale and Kind, 2012; Goodley, 2007; 2009; Shildrick, 2009; Slater, 2012

  6. Jen as Body as Organism

  7. Jen as Body without Organs

  8. A Critically Young Positionality • Vigilant to and questioning of adulthood normativity • Shouting about my own grownup failures

  9. “Thought together, queer theory, disability, and Deleuze mobilise a productive positivity that overcomes normative binaries, breaks with stable identity, and celebrates the erotics of connection” (Shildrick, 2009, 54)

  10. Not becoming-adult BUT‘becoming-in-the-world-together’(with Jen and her disabled peers)

  11. “to reject this paradoxical liberty is one thing; not to be granted it is another” (Garland-Thompson, 2002, 24)

  12. Freyja and the high-heeled shoes

  13. Interviewer: So I see you’re disabled: what would you actually do here? Freyja: I’d do what the job specification requires of me: I’d look after the children. Interviewer: But how? Freyja: My assistants do the physical stuff I can’t, while I did the more emotional side of it. To kids, it just isn’t a problem.

  14. Different battles, same war?

  15. A call to arms! Free us all from playing grownup

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