关键后人类护理

Jane Hopkins Walsh, Jessica Dillard-Wright, Brandon Brown, Jamie Smith, Eva-Maria Willis
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护理是一种具体的、共同创造的世界建设实践,在大流行时期尤为明显。作为一种传统的实践,护理成为了一种专业的护理实践,它带有不可磨灭的意识形态印记,这些意识形态已经形成了这门学科,比如白人、父权制和资本主义。在本文中,我们采用批判女权主义和新唯物主义的观点,提出护理是一种定位和具体化的努力,不能也不应该与护理场所、接受护理的人以及构建护理关系的权力分离开来。即使在理想的环境中,护理也受到这些力量的限制。我们梳理出了在新冠疫情大流行时期塑造护理的思想。我们借鉴阿兰达蒂·罗伊的想象,即大流行病是一个门户,是重生的机会。护理实践是在哈拉威的堆肥思想的精神下,以批判的后人类视角提出的。堆肥被比喻为一种超越传统人道主义关怀观念的行为。我们想象这是在努力重新思考我们想要共同创造什么样的世界,一个行动的呼吁,在这个世界上,护理可以被修改为一个舞台,在这个舞台上,护士,人,所有的物质,所有的生物和世界都是共同创造的。
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Critical Posthuman Nursing Care
Nursing care is an embodied and co-creative world-building practice made hypervisible in pandemic times. A traditional praxis that became a professionalized care practice, nursing bares the indelible mark of the ideologies that have come to shape the discipline like whiteness, patriarchy, and capitalism to name a few. Embracing a critical feminist posthuman and new materialist perspective, in this paper we advance the notion that nursing care is a situated and embodied endeavor that cannot and should not be disconnected from sites of care, people receiving care, and the powers that structure care relations. Even in idealised contexts, nursing care is shaped by the confines of these forces. We tease out ideas that have molded nursing across time and within the epoch of the Covid pandemic. We draw upon imaginations from Arundhati Roy that the pandemic is a portal, an opportunity for rebirth. Care practices are proposed with a critical posthuman perspective, in the spirit of Haraway’s idea of composting. Composting is used metaphorically as actions to morph and decay the boundaries beyond traditional notions of care based in humanism. We imagine this in an effort to rethink what worlds we want to co-produce, a call to action where care can be revisioned as an arena where nurses, people, all matter, all creatures and worlds are co-created.
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