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Clare makes an argument about the reckless and hypocritical aspects of society’s innate desire to make a distinction between “natural and unnatural”, “normal and abnormal”. The fact that the disabled body is directly linked to a state of being unnatural, defective, abnormal, or special, he argues, is a form of condescension that aims to eradicateContinue reading “Notes on Natural Worlds, Disabled Bodies, and a Politics of Cure — Eli Clare”