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    • Social Sciences
    • Cultural Studies
    • Disability Studies

    Background:

    • Visual imagery shapes perceptions of dependency, caregiving, and the value of care work.
    • Cultural assumptions dictate who is seen as deserving of care and who is obligated to provide it.
    • The disability rights movement's emphasis on independence often overlooks inherent human interdependency.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To analyze how visual representations of care influence societal views on dependency and caregiving.
    • To critique the concept of "cruel optimism" in relation to the pursuit of independence.
    • To explore visual art that challenges dominant narratives of care and dependency.

    Main Methods:

    • Analysis of visual images depicting dependency and care.
    • Theoretical framework incorporating concepts of "cruel optimism" and interdependency.
    • Examination of artworks that reframe caregiving and receiving.

    Main Results:

    • Visual depictions of care reinforce societal norms and assumptions about who receives and provides care.
    • The focus on independence can lead to a "cruel optimism" by disregarding essential interdependencies.
    • Visual art offers alternative perspectives on care, challenging invisibility and promoting recognition.

    Conclusions:

    • Visual images of care are crucial for understanding and reimagining the societal status of caregiving.
    • Reconsidering autonomy and disability necessitates acknowledging and valuing care work.
    • Challenging the invisibility of caregiving requires a deeper societal recognition of universal human dependency.