The Right to Maim: Debility, Capacity, Disability (ANIMA)

Discover a groundbreaking analysis of disability and biopolitics in "The Right to Maim." Jasbir K. Puar's insightful exploration of debility, capacity, and disability challenges traditional notions and sheds light on how states utilize these concepts to exert control over populations. Uncover the interconnectedness of debility, disability, and capacity as tools of power, and gain a deeper understanding of how these dynamics play out in real-world scenarios.

With a rich tapestry of theoretical and methodological frameworks at her disposal, Puar delves into the complex relationship between disability and imperialism, offering fresh perspectives on Foucauldian biopolitics. By examining Israel's policies towards Palestine, she unveils the disturbing reality of how the state employs the "right to maim" alongside its right to kill, perpetuating mass debilitation under the guise of liberal frameworks of disability. This eye-opening analysis will forever change the way you view disability and its entanglement with political power.

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