Disability, intersectional agency and Latinx identity: theorizing LatDisCrit counterstories

Introducing Latinx identity: Latdiscrit's radical alterity -- The normalizing fantasies of habilitación and mundane rehabilitation dynamics : a global south metanarrative exploration -- LatDisCrit as radical exteriority and new materialisms : bridging the decolonial power of global south and global epistemologies -- The betraying power of postcolonial rehabilitation : beyond Fatima and Arturo -- LatDisCrit and Blackness studies : intersectional solidarity lessons from Edwina's and Lidia's counterstories -- LatDisCrit as an intersectional creeping decoloniality of blackness and indigeneity : embodiment and subaltern transmodernities -- Jóvenes progresistas? A radical solidarity counterstory -- A postcolonial LatDisCrit leadership development counterstory : diving into Global North contours of subalternities and intersectional disability agency -- The power and perils of LatDisCrit's situated emancipation : bringing home lessons and forging possibilitarian intersectional disability agency paths -- Epilogue: Musings on global south distinctiveness and material precarities.

Cover -- Endorsements -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introducing Latinx identity: LatDisCrit's radical alterity -- Introduction: On identity and alterity -- Defining and making sense of radical solidarity, emancipatory learning, and radical agency as relevant to LatDisCrit -- Making sense of LatDisCrit through Arturo's experientially grounded counterstory -- LatDisCrit and intersectional pandisability agency links -- LatDisCrit and radical exteriority -- A word on agency: The creative vitality of relational power in action -- The book's thematic synopsis -- Notes -- 2. The normalizing fantasies of Habilitación and mundane rehabilitation dynamics: A global south metanarrative exploration -- Introduction: Brief context notes -- Hermeneutic notes: Broad counterstory background strokes -- Zooming in: Habilitación's unique situational aura -- Closing reflexive testimonial musings -- Notes -- 3. LatDisCrit as radical exteriority and new materialisms: Bridging the decolonial power of global south and global epistemologies -- Introduction: The intersectional poetics of disability -- Intersectional disability agency and normalizing mythologies: Linking Barthes and Foucault -- Intersectional disability agency, power, and freedom -- Power, intersectional agency, and decolonial Latinx ways of knowing -- Intersectional agency and the problem of mestizaje as coloniality of power in action: A look at the contours of supremacist identitarian hierarchy -- Concluding preliminary thoughts on normalizing mythologies, intersectional agency, and the undoing of the coloniality of power, knowledge, and being -- Notes -- 4. The betraying power of postcolonial rehabilitation: Beyond Fátima and Arturo.

Introducing Latinx identity: Latdiscrit's radical alterity -- The normalizing fantasies of habilitación and mundane rehabilitation dynamics : a global south metanarrative exploration -- LatDisCrit as radical exteriority and new materialisms : bridging the decolonial power of global south and global epistemologies -- The betraying power of postcolonial rehabilitation : beyond Fatima and Arturo -- LatDisCrit and Blackness studies : intersectional solidarity lessons from Edwina's and Lidia's counterstories -- LatDisCrit as an intersectional creeping decoloniality of blackness and indigeneity : embodiment and subaltern transmodernities -- Jóvenes progresistas? A radical solidarity counterstory -- A postcolonial LatDisCrit leadership development counterstory : diving into Global North contours of subalternities and intersectional disability agency -- The power and perils of LatDisCrit's situated emancipation : bringing home lessons and forging possibilitarian intersectional disability agency paths -- Epilogue: Musings on global south distinctiveness and material precarities.