Straddling Death and (Re)birth: A Disabled Latina's Meditation on Collective Care and Mending in Pandemic Times

Torres Lisette E.

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Straddling Death and (Re)birth: A Disabled Latina's Meditation on Collective Care and Mending in Pandemic Times

机译：Straddling Death and (Re)birth: A Disabled Latina's Meditation on Collective Care and Mending in Pandemic Times

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This critical autoethnography, informed by Critical Race Theory (CRT), intersectionality, and DisCrit, explores the lived experience of a disabled Latina mother-scholar during COVID-19. She uses meditation to think about macroscopic conceptions of independence and time, asking how COVID-19 has changed the way she relates to others and her scholarship. In the process of journaling and engaging in different evocative prompts, she has visceral responses to the death of George Floyd, the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Movement, and the suffering of Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) communities. The author realizes that contemplative methodologies should center collective care and mending to "let go" of White supremacy, ableism, and sexism.

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《qualitative inquiry》 |2021年第7期|895-904|共10页
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Torres Lisette E.;
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Nebraska Wesleyan Univ;

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critical autoethnography; CRT; intersectionality; contemplative practice; collective care; mending; Black Lives Matter; COVID-19;

Straddling Death and (Re)birth: A Disabled Latina's Meditation on Collective Care and Mending in Pandemic Times

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