Relations of care and affirmative disruptions in academia: A conversation with Katie Strom

Magali Forte; Jacky Barreiro; Kathryn  Strom

doi:10.1344/jnmr.v9.46299

Autors/ores

Magali Forte Simon Fraser University, Canadà https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8107-2265
Jacky Barreiro Douglas College, Canada http://orcid.org/0000-0002-1036-6116
Kathryn Strom California State University, Estats Units https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6411-2779

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1344/jnmr.v9.46299

Paraules clau:

afecte; ètica afirmativa; enllaços de solidaritat; teoria feminista; posthumanisme crític

Resum

Aquest article presenta una entrevista amb la professora posthumanista crítica Kathryn (Katie) Strom i les coeditores de la secció 'intra-view' d'aquesta revista acadèmica, Jacky Barreiro i Magali Forte. Al llarg de la seva conversa, Strom comparteix la seva determinació de co-crear vincles de solidaritat i disrupcions afirmatives en el context neoliberal acadèmic i en dóna exemples concrets explicant com la seva praxi feminista va evolucionar. Les tres autores discuteixen diverses iniciatives que Strom i altres i altres han implementat, inspirades en la noció i la praxi d'ètica afirmativa de Braidotti (2019) entre altres estudis feministes, per crear espais de suport per a estudiants de postgrau i acadèmics que inicien la seva carrera. Aquest article anima els lectors a veure i entendre els processos feministes com a interrupcions afirmatives per fomentar fluxos afectius, desafiar convencions i inspirar cerques acadèmiques innovadores.

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