Articles

Cyborg Maintenance: The Invisible Work of the Technological Bodymind

Joshua Earle

2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026

Misdiagnosing the Past: Heidi, Nostalgia, and the Cure That Wasn’t There

Christiana Salah

2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026

Choosing to Remember: Queer Disabled Oracle Histories of the COVID-19 Pandemic in England

Moira Armstrong

2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026

Rejecting Cure: The Strugatskys’ Roadside Picnic and Tarkovsky’s Stalker as Disability Narratives

RB Lemberg Perelmutter

2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026

"Contemplated Madness:" Dementia as Defense Mechanism in Lily Brooks-Dalton’s Good Morning, Midnight

Sarah Manley

2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026

Crip Joy, Misogynoir, and Digital Care Work: Disabled Content Creators Navigating Visibility, Desire, and Surveillance

Shawna Sheperd-Murtagh

2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026

Disability and Emotional Support Dog Representation in Netflix's The Healing Powers of Dude

Luda Gogolushko

2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026

Cripping Multispecies Care: Explorations of Disability, Ableism, and Speciesism in Multispecies Homes

Julia Linares-Roake, Lauren Van Patter, Carla Rice, Erika Cudworth and Andrea Breen

2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026

Editors' Introduction: The Interrelationships of Care

Donald Grushkin, Jeffrey A. Brune and Rachel Nebraska Lynch

2026-03-02 Volume 45 • Issue 2 • 2026 • Winter 2026

Sounding Mad Poetics as Resistant-Methods and Research-Creation

Christina Foisy

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Academic Antipsychiatry: Exploring Methods and Language of Psy Abolition in Mad Studies

Efrat Gold

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Contending with the “adult gaze” in Mad Studies: Participatory research methods led by psychiatrized children and youth

Maria Liegghio

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Mad Dreaming with SF: A Plea to Educators to Create Spaces for Reimagined/Transformative Futures

Maria Karmiris

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Research-Based Theatre, Military Trauma, and Mad Praxis

Lauren Spring

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

LatDisCrit and Mad Resistance: Decolonial Crip Counterstories as Spaces of Possibility

Alexis Padilla

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Holy Heritage: A Methodology for Learning about Religious Mad People’s History

Geoffrey Reaume

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Finding a home in madness: Hermit crab essays as creative research method & pedagogy

Leanne Toshiko Simpson, Rowan McCandless and Sara Hashemi

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Why do We Archive? Ethical, Political, and Technical Reflections on Art Collections in Psychiatric Institutions

Stefanie Gil Franco

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Wading in Digital Waters: Black Mad/Cripistemologies of Motherhood and “Mental Illness” in Online Support Groups Amid the Double Pandemic

Nadia N. Mbonde

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Developing Mad Methodologies, Moving Toward a New “Patient Perspective”

Michael Rembis

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Encountering the Blank Page: Improvising through Illegible Movements of Mad (Not)Doings

Jose Miguel Esteban

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

Introduction: Mad Methods, Methods of Madness

Efrat Gold and Michael Rembis

2025-12-10 Volume 45 • Issue 1 • 2025 • Special Issue: Mad Methods

"Where Are We Going?" with T4 Postmemory: Creative Writing as Vicarious Witnessing

Mel Hardy

2025-10-02 Volume 44 • Issue 4 • 2025 • Summer 2025

When I Leave… Exploring the Being and Appearance of Blindness

Devon Healey

2025-10-02 Volume 44 • Issue 4 • 2025 • Summer 2025

it's impossible

Gustavo Henrique Rückert

2025-10-02 Volume 44 • Issue 4 • 2025 • Summer 2025