导航一个有视力的世界:视障运动员在COVID-19大流行中的经历

IF 1.9 2区 社会学 Q2 REHABILITATION
Jessica L. Macbeth, Ben Powis
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在2020年3月的封锁期间,鼓励每天进行户外锻炼,但很少考虑视障人士的可行性,对视障人士来说,保持社交距离是一项重大挑战。本文以残疾主义和视中心主义为概念,探讨新冠肺炎疫情期间VI人群户外跑步(或不户外跑步)的生活体验。疫情期间,八名六名跑步者参加了两次半结构化访谈。这种纵向方法捕捉到了不断变化的限制、个人环境和季节的影响。他们的跑步实践以复杂多样的方式形成,这取决于损伤和损伤效应、当地跑步环境和支持网络。尽管有一些共同点,但在这段时间里,每个人的故事都是独一无二的。参与者描述了与边缘化和压迫情况并列的赋权时刻。英国政府对户外运动的鼓励充满了健康主义的假设,VI跑步者受到他们所居住的以眼为中心的世界的显著影响。
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Navigating a sighted world: visually impaired runners’ experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic
During lockdown in March 2020, daily outdoor exercise was encouraged but little consideration was given to the feasibility of this for visually impaired (VI) people, for whom social distancing measures presented significant challenges. Drawing upon the concepts of ableism and ocularcentrism, this article explores VI peoples’ lived experiences of outdoor running (or not) during the COVID-19 pandemic. Eight VI runners participated in two semi-structured interviews during the pandemic. This longitudinal approach captured the impact of changing restrictions, personal circumstances, and seasons. Their running practices were shaped in complex and varied ways depending on impairment and impairment effects, local running environment, and support networks. Despite some commonalities, each personal story during this time was unique. Participants described empowering moments, juxtaposed with marginalising and oppressive situations. The UK Government’s encouragement of outdoor exercise was laden with ableist assumptions, and VI runners were significantly affected by the ocularcentric world they inhabit.
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