by Lluvi Farré | Jul 5, 2022
Griefbots. A New Way of Communicating With The Dead? 2022 Abstract There is a growing number of new digital technologies mediating the experiences of grief and the continuing bonds between the bereaved and their loved ones following death. One of the most recent...
by Lluvi Farré | Jul 5, 2022
Care beyond the pandemic, five keys to rethink social work with people in situations of dependency 2022 Abstract This work, which analyzes what happened in the first year of the pandemic, aims for the analysis of exceptionality to serve to rethink the common sense...
by Lluvi Farré | Jul 4, 2022
Challenging “The Hands of Technology”: An Analysis of Independent Living for People with Intellectual Disabilities 2022 Abstract Technology has been holding out the promise of facilitating greater autonomy and improving care for people in a situation of dependency....
by Lluvi Farré | Jun 10, 2022
Care infrastructures in pandemic times: From health crisis to social emergency 2022 Abstract García-Santesmases, A. et al. (2022). Las infraestructuras de cuidado en tiempos de pandemia: de la crisis sanitaria a la emergencia de lo social. Revista Española de...
by Lluvi Farré | Feb 9, 2022
Being just their hands? Personal assistance for disabled people as bodywork 2022 Abstract Drawing on the notion of bodywork, we analyse the bodily aspects of personal assistance to expand the dialogue between medical sociology and disability studies. We aim to,...
by Lluvi Farré | Jan 26, 2022
Digitization of Aging-in-Place: An International Comparison of the Value-Framing of New Technologies 2022 Abstract Planning for aging populations has been a growing concern for policy makers across the globe. Integral to strategies for promoting healthy aging are...
