期刊
CULTURAL STUDIES-CRITICAL METHODOLOGIES
卷 22, 期 3, 页码 245-254出版社
SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC
DOI: 10.1177/15327086211072230
关键词
digital; multimedia story-making; disability; compost storytelling; posthuman relationality; affirmative ethics
资金
- University of Guelph COVID19 Emergency Research Development and Catalyst Fund [054601]
- University of Guelph Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Fund [2977]
- Canada Research Chair [460921]
- Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI) [35254]
- Leaders Opportunity Fund [217843]
This study examines the challenges faced by disabled individuals living under emergency COVID-19 medical triage protocols in Ontario, Canada, and explores the potential of slow digital story-making to create a complex, relational, and lively collaborative world.
In the context of an alarmingly sped up slow death for disabled people living under emergency COVID-19 medical triage protocols in Ontario, Canada, that produce, naturalize, and weaponize our vulnerability, we assert that slow digital story-making opens a threshold space filled with complex, relational, lively collaborative worldmaking. Here, we analyze videos made by three digital/multimedia story-makers, known as experimenters, who express the turbulence they lived through via storywork that described their unique yet entwined vantage points. Following Rosi Braidotti's caution against capitalizing on tragedy, we offer Donna Haraway's compost writing as an alternative to building theory. By compos(t)ing online multimedia stories that straddle digital/human/more-than-human realms, we take up digital composting as an unfinished methodology wherein we move collectively, even from the isolation of our own homes. We posit slow digital story-making as a way of staying with the trouble as we find ourselves worldmaking at the complex threshold between life/death, vulnerability/resistance, individual/relational, human/nonhuman. To compost digital multimedia stories is to leave them to ruminate in the complex entanglements of posthuman existences in urgent times.
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