Pandemic Lived Experience, Crip Utopias, and Dismodernist Revolutions: For a More‐Than‐Social Model of Disability

At its height, the Covid‐19 pandemic dispersed across society a perception of bodyminded contingency that ushered in modes “building community” were unimaginable pre‐pandemic times, alongside an intensification health and social inequalities. From start, disabled people intervened on media to stress considerable extent which knowledge derived from their lived experience, disability theory, rights’ organising could contribute both critique how times made differentially disposable creation new relationalities, mostly online, around principle accessibility. This article explores critical perspective rooted experience builds these interventions excavate role played by vulnerability during generating radical transformation living (together). First, it will suggest this powerfully resonated with politics accessibility associated politics. It do so delineating significance commentary produced theorists activists, as well relationship between widespread development “crip utopias accessibility” “dismodernist revolutions” pandemic. then locate experiential spread at core infrastructural sensibilities. I conclude reflecting relevance for “more‐than‐social” model attends crip world‐making power fundamentally entangling biological.