Staring how we look sobre la mirada.pdf - artecolonial

viii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
studies community, sustained my work. Many kind colleagues responded to
my ideas about looking and kept an eye out for me, as it were: Rachel Adams,
Brenda Brueggemann, Lisa Cartwright, Lenny Cassuto, Bill Cohen, Sumi
Colligan, Michael Davidson, Lennard Davis, Anne Finger, Ann Fox, Sander
Gilman, Kim Hall, Diane Price Herndl, Martha Stoddard Holmes, Lynne
Huffer, Mark Jeffries, Joy and John Kasson, Georgina Kleege, Chris Krentz,
Catherine Kudlick, Petra Kuppers, Cindy LaCom, Gary Laderman, Simi and
David Linton, Paul Longmore, Dee McGraw, Ben Reiss, Robert McRuer,
David Mitchell, Carrie Sandahl, Susan Schweik, Pamela Scully, Tobin Siebers,
Sharon Snyder, Nikki Sullivan, and Gail Weiss. Most every colleague I encountered
during this project had something perceptive to say about staring;
I am grateful for all that collective wisdom and interest.
In particular, this book honors the many starees who generously shared
their experiences with staring and those who graciously offered images of
themselves.
Portions of this book appeared in earlier forms in Paul Longmore and
Laurie Umansky’s The New Disability History (New York University Press,
2000), Phillip Auslander and Carrie Sandahl’s Bodies in Commotion: Disability
and Performance (University of Michigan Press, 2004), the Journal of
Visual Culture (summer 2006), and Narrative (January 2007).