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How does the logic of speech pathology affect stutterers and non-stutterers alike? Can we deconstruct, unsettle, and bend fluency privilege in favour of embracing vocal difference? And how might one go about designing an interactive knowledge platform with this goal in mind? In this episode, Emilia sits down to discuss these questions and more with writer, professor, and Canada Research Chair in Critical Disability Studies, Dr. Joshua St. Pierre.
You can find Joshua’s work at JoshuaStPierre.com and you can check out The Stuttering Commons at StutteringCommons.org.
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