Accommodation

Context (archaeology)

Philosophy

Conciliation

Ecology

Neuroscience

Biology

Social psychology

Gender studies

Psychological resilience

Face (sociological concept)

Archaeology

Mediation

Neoliberalism (international relations)

Humanities

Paleontology

Competition (biology)

Thermodynamics

Physics

Psychology

Ideal (ethics)

Geography

Political science

Normative

Political economy

Sociology

Autonomy

Resilience (materials science)

Precarity

Media studies

Social science

Canadian Geographies / Géographies canadiennes

Key Messages Current models of accommodation in academia fail to challenge liberal normative ideals of individuated autonomy and functionality and neoliberal imperatives of competition. In a neoliberal context, upholding resilience as an ideal in the face of adversity individualizes hardships and adds to the strain of struggling individuals. As academics we need to articulate and perform a radically different and subversive type of care centred upon relationality and inter‐dependency.

Everyone is fed, bathed, asleep, and I have made it through another day: Problematizing accommodation, resilience, and care in the neoliberal academy