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An old postcard bearing a black-and-white photo of a small, shabby wooden cabin on wheels in some fields with sheep in a pen behind it. The door of the hut is open and the top half of the shepherd's body can be seen lying inside it, propping himself up on one elbow and looking at the camera with a serious expression. He is on striped bedding and is wearing a cap with a tassel on it and a dark baggy robe. He has a large moustache. A dog, an Alsatian-type, lies on the ground next to the hut, and another, a Collie-type, lies under the hut. The man's shoes are just outside the hut on the ground, they seem to be pointy-toed slipper-type footwear. At the top of the image are the printed French words: "En Beauce. - Cabane de Berger."

Itinerant Relationality and Neurodivergent Community Praxis: Exploring Vagabond Belongings

28 July 202527 July 2025

Christian Hanser describes relating via the traditional dwelling of the shepherd’s hut to spheres once inaccessible to him due to neuronormative standards in career development.

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A hand-drawn magnifying glass with the label 'SANISM' written on the handle. Inside the lens of the magnifying glass there is a hand-drawn open book with the words 'How is mental illness represented in literature?'. Around the magnifying glass are small pink stick figure drawings with the words of concepts – e.g. 'Recovery co-option', 'Epistemic injustice', Madness and disability' and 'Suicidism'.

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On Mad[]Neurodiverse Literary Possibilities

30 June 202530 June 2025

Critical Neurodiversity Studies takeover: Natasha Downs calls for literary scholars within Mad Studies and Neurodiversity Studies to engage with one another, exploring the possibilities of and justifications for a ‘Mad[]Neurodiverse’ literary analysis.

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