Discapacidad: tensiones entre la opresión y las prácticas liberadoras. Análisis desde el sur global

Abstract

The present scientific article recovers theoretical - conceptual discussions that originated in the intersection of the contributions of the Philosophy of Liberation of the National University of Jujuy (UNJU) and the debates that it had been holding in the field of disability for more than 18 years. We take the tensions of enunciation (voices and bodies), visualization as a victim of people with disabilities and from the openings that Dussel proposes to work on these issues. In this sense, analysis is retaken around the discriminations that operate on those who travel their daily life in a situation of disability, and from my condition of social worker in the field I realize multiple intervention scenes in which the discrimination, the depreciation by Carry a different body and suspicions about the condition of citizens become words, looks and interventions. The present work takes up a formative experience in Philosophy of Liberation, in deep dialogue with Social Work debates. My place of enunciation is Argentina, a country located "our America". From this locus of enunciation I question myself about the contemporary challenges so that the different social formations produce relations free from oppression.