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StudiesDisability Studies
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DISABILITY-RESEARCH@JISCMAIL.AC.UK On Behalf Of luke beesley
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Subject: Reminder: CAPPE Seminar: Productivity Vs Fruitfulness with Alexis
Padilia
Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics
Interventions in Disability Politics
This year CAPPE is hosting a series of monthly online talks on disability
politics. These will take place on Wednesday evenings 6pm-7.30pm. Please
note: Our speaker for the next session has some suggested (but not
mandatory) pre-reading for their talk. Please contact
l.s.beesley@brighton.ac.uk mailto:l.s.beesley@brighton.ac.uk for copies,
along with any accessibility requirements you may have.
Join Zoom Meeting
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Wednesday 24th April: Alexis Padilia Productivity Versus
Fruitfulness/Collective Generativity? Toward a Decolonial Disability
Interrogation of the Marxian Conception of Abilities and Needs
The present talk has a conversational ethos as it is a work in progress
which will be part of my upcoming volume titled Decolonial Disability and
Social Epistemologies. Its purpose is to interrogate the meaning of Marxs
famous aphorism: to everyone according to their abilities and to everyone
according to their needs (my paraphrasing here intends to be gender
neutral). My interrogation invokes the decolonial Marxian critique developed
by Peruvian thinker Aníbal Quijano, a former Marxian scholar who has been
articulated and amplified, among other decolonial thinkers, by Brazilian
anthropologist Rita Segato. In line with the conversational nature of this
exercise, I am sharing an essay by Russian educational philosopher Anna
Stetsenko which has impacted my initial oppositional thinking in this
matter. Due to her expansive interpretation of Marx, I am now moving toward
collective generativity explorations, a radical/strategic process that I am
sure you will highly enrich through your comments and insights.
Alexis Padilla is Visiting Professor at the University of Missouri Saint
Louis, and the author of Disability, Intersectional Agency and Latinx
Identity: Theorising LatDisCrit Counterstories (published by Routeledge in
2021). He has worked extensively on disability equality and justice in
education, decolonial projects, and religion.
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