Interdependent temporalities and the everyday mobilities of visually impaired young people
Interdependent temporalities and the everyday mobilities of visually impaired young people
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相互依存的时间性和视障年轻人的日常活动
DOI：
10.1016/j.geoforum.2019.03.018
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发表时间：
2019
期刊：
影响因子：
3.5
通讯作者：
H. Byles
中科院分区：
文献类型：
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作者：
J. Middleton;H. Byles
本文探讨了伦敦一群视障青年的日常活动。我们这样做是通过一个关键的参与与独立的流动性中心的概念，以英国慈善机构，运动团体和专业机构的工作，旨在改善无障碍的人与VI。利用从自我指导的视频和与伦敦交通参与者一起去的数据，我们呼吁更多地考虑围绕独立的话语的政治，以及它们如何与残疾和视力障碍相交。我们提出两个相互关联的论点。首先，相互依赖的概念是一个比独立流动更合适的框架，用于处理VI年轻人日常流动的复杂性。第二，考虑到VI年轻人的流动性带来的日常暂时性，为有争议的独立条款提供了替代性的参与。最后，我们强调的重要性，从交织的，妥协的，和谈判的速度和节奏VI年轻人的参与（ter）依赖的流动性的政治。
This article examines the everyday mobilities of a group of visually impaired (VI) young people in London. We do so through a critical engagement with the notion of independent mobility central to the work of UK charities, campaign groups and professional bodies aiming to improve accessibility for people with VI. Drawing upon data emerging from self-directed videos and go-alongs with participants across London transport, we call for greater account to be taken of the politics of discourses around independence and how they intersect with disability and visual impairment. We make two interrelated arguments. First, that notions of interdependence are a more appropriate framework than independent mobility for engaging with the complexities of the everyday mobilities of young people with VI. Second, that considering the everyday temporalities emerging from the mobilities of VI young people provides alternative engagements with the contested term of independence. We conclude by stressing the significance of the politics emerging from the interwoven, compromised, and negotiated speeds and rhythms of VI young people’s engagement with in(ter)dependent mobilities.
走向残疾的关系地理学
影响因子：
7.1
作者：
Hall E
通讯作者：
Hall E
重新思考移动方法
影响因子：
2.8
作者：
Merriman P
通讯作者：
Merriman P