Exploring the Intersection of Queer Theory, Disability, and Tech w/ Dr. Max Thornton

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The Dolores Project

Joshua K. Smith

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Welcome to the digital table. This project is an attempt to bring together a wide range of voices to dialogue about technologies like AI and robotics. We talk about some strange thinks here and there, but all in an effort to seek a life of flourishing. It all begins with sharing the table together.

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Exploring the Intersection of Queer Theory, Disability, and Tech w/ Dr. Max Thornton

The Dolores Project

54 minutes 35 seconds

2 years ago

Exploring the Intersection of Queer Theory, Disability, and Tech w/ Dr. Max Thornton

What is QueerCrip theory and how does it speak into theology and technology. Today's expert, Dr. Max Thornton, will help us think through these issues. Max is a theologian and philosopher specializing in disability, queerness, gender, and tech. These are really hard conversations to have in such polarizing times, but I'm grateful and hopeful about the dialogue. If you would like to know more about Max and his research, see maxthornton.me

Works:

Religion, Emotion, and Sensation: Religion, Emotion, Sensation (fordhampress.com)

“Trans/Criptions: Gender, Disability, and Liturgical Experience” in TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly (August 2019)

“Gender: A Public Feeling?” in Religion, Emotion, Sensation: Affect Theories and Theologies, edited by Stephen Moore and Karen Bray (2019)

“The Porcelain Throne” for Political Theology Network (2018)

Thanks for listening and your support!

Blessings,

Josh