Edited by Kelly Fritsch, Aimi Hamraie, Mara Mills and David Serlin 

DOI: https://doi.org/10.28968/cftt.v5i1

Published: 2019-04-01

Crip Technoscience

Introduction to Special Section on Crip Technoscience

Kelly Fritsch, Aimi Hamraie, Mara Mills, David Serlin

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Crip Technoscience Manifesto

Aimi Hamraie, Kelly Fritsch

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Crip Kin, Manifesting

Alison Kafer

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Continuing Presence of Discarded Bodies: Occupational Harm, Necro-Activism, and Living Justice

Eunjung Kim

1-29

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Cyberpunk's Other Hackers: The Girls Who Were Plugged In

Lindsey Dolich Felt

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Materializing Datafied Body Doubles: Insulin Pumps, Blood Glucose Testing, and the Production of Usable Bodies

Stephen Horrocks

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Technopsyence and Afro-Surrealism's Cripistemologies

Olivia Banner

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Image & Text Works

Transmobility: Possibilities in Cyborg (Cripborg) Bodies

Mallory Kay Nelson, Ashley Shew, Bethany Stevens

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Commentary

Introduction to Crip Technoscience Roundtable

Aimi Hamraie

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How Technology Is Forcing the Disability Rights Movement into the 21st Century

Vilissa Thompson

1-5

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Crip Club Vibes

Technologies for New Nightlife

Kevin Gotkin

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Staging Bodies, Performing Ramps

Cultural, Aesthetic Disability Technoscience

Alice Sheppard

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The Rise and Fall of the Plastic Straw

Sucking in Crip Defiance

Alice Wong

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Lab Meeting

Transcription Work and the Practices of Crip Technoscience

Louise Hickman

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Original Research

Temporal Orders and Y Chromosome Futures: Of Mice, Monkeys, and Men

Sam Taylor-Alexander, Sharyn Davies

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Amazon Echo and the Aesthetics of Whiteness

Thao Phan

1-38

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Fables of Response-ability: Feminist Science Studies as Didactic Literature

Martha Kenney

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Perspectives

Look Up and Smile! Seeing through Alexa’s Algorithmic Gaze

Nassim Parvin

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Book Reviews

Imagining Otherwise: The Importance of Speculative Fiction to New Social Justice Imaginaries

Joshua Earle

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Review: The Biopolitics of Feeling: Race, Sex, and Science in the Nineteenth Century, by Kyla Schuller

Britt Rusert

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Review: Fugitive Science: Empiricism and Freedom in Early African American Culture, by Britt Rusert

John Murillo III

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Review: Undoing Monogamy: The Politics of Science and the Possibilities of Biology, by Angela Willey

Kyla Schuller

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Review: Reinventing Hoodia, by Laura A. Foster

Kara W. Swanson

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