The biopolitics of disability: neoliberalism, ablenationalism, and peripheral embodiments

Abstract

From liberal to neoliberal futures of disability : rights-based inclusionism, ablenationalism, and the able-disabled -- Curricular cripistemologies, or, every child left behind -- Gay pasts and disability future(s) tense : heteronormative trauma and parasitism in Midnight cowboy -- The politics of atypicality : international disability film festivals and the productive fracturing of identity -- Permutations of the species : independent disability cinema and the critique of ablenationalism -- Corporeal subcultures and the specter of biopolitics -- The capacities of incapacity in antinormative novels of embodiment -- Afterword. Disability as multitude : reworking nonproductive labor power.