Two. Mad María Clara: the queer aesthetics of mestizaje and compulsory able-mindedness

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Crip Colonial Critique: reading mestizaje from the borderlands to the Philippines 1
5. One. Benevolent Rehabilitation and the Colonial Bodymind: Filipinx American studies as disability studies 33
6. Two. Mad María Clara: the queer aesthetics of mestizaje and compulsory able-mindedness 67
7. Three. Filipino Itineraries, Orientalizing Impairments: Chinese foot-binding and the crip coloniality of travel literature 99
8. Four. A Colonial Model of Disability: running amok in the mad colonial archive of the Philippines 131
9. Epilogue. A Song from Subic: racial disposability and the intimacy of cultural translation 162
10. Notes 171
11. Bibliography 187
12. Index 197