Abstract

The aim of this paper is to inquire into the possibilities of articulating the theme of disability and the decolonial perspective through a revisionist approach to the assumptions of coloniality / decoloniality from critical studies of disability. In this way, and through a theoretical meeting of both perspectives, nodes of confluence are offered in order to provide contributions to the discussions present within the academic field and social activism, making knowledge visible, practices and epistemologies concealed by the matrix of power modern-colonial.