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Libreta ~ Notebook
Folder, 4 files
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Photo of Ana’s notebook with handwritten text in Spanish and on the bottom three small drawings of bodies with a single eye. The first one has an arrow inside that points towards itself. The second one has three arrows in its head pointing outwards. The third one is in the center of four arrows pointing to it.
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Photo of the corner of a page in Ana’s notebook that has a yellow sticky note with handwritten text that says: “The unclasifyable of disability is also present in crip art.”
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Photo of an upper corner on Ana’s notebook with a pink sticky note thas has handwritten text that reads: “Unlearn speech to talk to the body in its natural language that doesn’t use words.“
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Notas al margen ~ Side notes
Folder, 6 files
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Frontpage of the article “Misfits: A Feminist Materialist Disability Concept” by Rosemarie Garland-Thomson with hadwritten notes by Ana looking for the right Spanish word for “misfit”: “desencajado, inadecuado, incabible.”
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A hadwritten note between two columns of text with highlited sections in pink. The note is in Spanish and has three sections connected by arrows. It starts at the bottom with: “the consciousness of being [in] opposition and that generating identity and community.” Then: “Sensitivity alterations.” Then: “practices of making different.”
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A hadwritten note between two columns of text with highlited sections in pink. It says: “Vulnerability is in the fit, not in the body.”
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Pizarrón ~ Board
Folder, 4 files
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Photo of Ana’s corkboard with pinned images and notes in Spanish and English. The frame centers: a question on a red paper reads: “What is the alteration—and how does it work—in each of the aspects?”; a yellow sticky note with a handwritten note: “Thinking rupture as a medium of access. The focus is on what is there, on the other side, not on the known here”; a hand-drawn diagram of the proyect Sensory Disturbances with it’s three parts: organic body, social body and [crip] aesthetics, mediated by access.
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Photo of Ana’s corkboard with pinned images and notes in Spanish. On the left there are two pink sticky notes with quotes from Michel Foucault’s The Birth of the Clinic. On the right there is a black and white photo of a neuron cell.
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Photo of Ana’s corkboard with pinned diagrams of the nervous system showing the reflex arc and the process of perception and response to sensory stimuli. Next to the three diagrams there is a yellow sticky note with a handwritten note titled “touch” and arrow towards the words: impaired, able-bodied, figures of speech (metaphors), body language (semiotics of), communication.
