The Reproduction in/of Disability and Environment

摘要

The intersections of such expansive terms as disability, religion, and environment raise a wealth of questions. Shadowing these terms themselves is a fourth; "ethics" or alternatively-depending on the reader's modality-"justice," which describes the commitment actively taken up by the authors in this issue. Each article asks provocative questions of religion and spirituality while centered on its unique archive: Belser examines the narratology of ecological disaster, Betcher analyzes the hidden neoliberal entrainments of "health," while Hickman probes the provocations inspired by a reading of visual art.