The politics of disablement in the 'gig economy': examining how work and the body are experienced by disabled people in precarious employment

这个研究项目将着眼于在英国的临时工背景下，身体、自我和工作教条的社会再生产及其之间的关系。为了探索与工作中/与工作相关的身体变化有关的想法、经验和政策，我将遵循女权主义唯物主义和批判性残疾研究文献。根据Garland-Thomas（女权主义残疾研究学者）的说法，“就像不了解女权主义的残疾研究从业者一样，女权主义学者通常只是不了解残疾研究的视角”（2002:2）。在探讨自营职业的含义、职业道德、自主和拒绝工作的可能性时，我希望采取的正是这个出发点。此外，工作在资本主义社会关系中的中心地位将通过马克思主义自主主义文献来探讨，这些文献专注于改变社会工作条件的潜力。数据联合生产将通过深入的、半结构化的访谈和英国临时工的日记记录来创建，这些临时工的身体受到不稳定的影响。这些将揭示从临时工的角度来看，“社会的生产性成员”和“职业道德”可能意味着什么，他们的身体已经在不稳定的工作中挣扎。

This research project will look at the social reproduction of, and relationship between, the body, the self, and the dogma of work in the context of casualisation in the United Kingdom. To explore ideas, experiences and policies in relation to changing bodies at/in relation to work, I will follow feminist materialist and critical disability studies literature. According to Garland-Thomas (feminist disability studies scholar), 'like disability studies practitioners who are unaware of feminism, feminist scholars are often simply unacquainted with disability studies' perspective' (2002:2). It is precisely this point of departure that I wish to take in exploring the implications of self-employment, the work ethic, autonomy and possibilities for work refusal. Further, the centrality of work in capitalist social relations will be explored through Marxist Autonomist literature which is preoccupied with potentialities for changing the conditions of work in society. Data co-production will be created through in-depth, semi-structured interviews and diary entries of casualised workers in Britain whose bodies have been affected by precarity. These will reveal what a 'productive member of society' and a 'work ethic' may mean from the standpoint of casualised workers whose bodies have struggled with precarious work.