Cultural Disability Studies in Education (Hardcover, 2)

Prologue. Non-normative Ontology: Social Aesthetics and Identity Pedagogics??1. Novel Thinking: Disability, Literature, and the Classic Forbidden Romance 2. Visions from the Yellow Decade: Disability, Aesthetics, and Residual Existence 3. From Sideshow to Cinema: Disability, Film, and Horrification 4. Remembering the Drowned and the Saved: Disability, Holocaust, and the Inadequacies of Representation 5. In the Log House: Disability, Gender, and Resistance to Social Norms 6. Stuff Happens: Disability, Happiness, and the Pursuit of Cure 7. End of the Rock Star: Disability, Music, and the Passage of Time 8. One of the Crowd: Disability, Humour, and the Contradictions of Comedy 9. On the Campaign Trail: Disability, Media, and Levels of Representation??10. Out of Touch: Disability, Radio, and Complex Otherness? ?Epilogue. Disability and Disciplines: Learning, Teaching, and Reflecting

Cultural Disability Studies in Education (Paperback, 2)

Prologue. Non-normative Ontology: Social Aesthetics and Identity Pedagogics??1. Novel Thinking: Disability, Literature, and the Classic Forbidden Romance 2. Visions from the Yellow Decade: Disability, Aesthetics, and Residual Existence 3. From Sideshow to Cinema: Disability, Film, and Horrification 4. Remembering the Drowned and the Saved: Disability, Holocaust, and the Inadequacies of Representation 5. In the Log House: Disability, Gender, and Resistance to Social Norms 6. Stuff Happens: Disability, Happiness, and the Pursuit of Cure 7. End of the Rock Star: Disability, Music, and the Passage of Time 8. One of the Crowd: Disability, Humour, and the Contradictions of Comedy 9. On the Campaign Trail: Disability, Media, and Levels of Representation??10. Out of Touch: Disability, Radio, and Complex Otherness? ?Epilogue. Disability and Disciplines: Learning, Teaching, and Reflecting

The Influence of Steven J. Taylor on Disabled Lives and Disability Studies (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction??Part 1: The Life and Career of Steven J. Taylor??1.“A Conscientious Objector to Academic Indifference”: Reflections on the Career and Contributions of Steven J. Taylor??Part 2: Deconstructing/Rethinking Disability??2.Rethinking Community as Praxis: Disability Studies and the Sociology of Acceptance??3.De[re]constructing Disability and Madness Through Steve Taylor: All the Posts, All the Pomes??Part 3: Incarceration and Deinstitutionalization??4.Deinstitutionalization, Abolition, and the Unwinding Road to Freedom? 5.Moving Out of Institutions for People with Intellectual Disabilities in the Nordic Countries??Part 4: Disability Policy??6.Beyond the Least Restrictive Environment Continuum: Critiquing a Contemporary Concept in Historical Context? 7.Bringing People Home: Disability Policy in Practice??Part 5: Disability Studies??8.Steven J. Taylor and the Syracuse Legacy in Disability Studies? 9.The Academic Origins of Disability Studies and the Society for Disability Studies:? An Interview with Rosemarie Garland-Thomson??Part 6: Conclusion & Future Directions??10.Belonging, Dignity, and Justice: Lessons from Steven J. Taylor? Appendix

An Arts-Based Inquiry of Sibling Disability (Paperback, 1)

0.Introduction.??Part I - How Sibling Disability Shows Up In Recent Art.? 1.Themes found in art about sibling disability.? 2.The impact of medium in text-based art about sibling disability.? 3.The impact of medium in visually-based art about sibling disability.??Part II - My Arts-Based Research Project.??4.An epistemology of disability.? 5.Interdependence.? 6.Attempts to unravel myths about productivity and disability.? 7.Context and dimensions: Position in space and time as a sibling.? 8.Siblinghood constructs identity.? 9.Other Findings.? 10.Situating and understanding positionality of my exploration of sibling disability.

Making Us New: From Eugenics to Transhumanism in Modernist Culture (Hardcover)

Understanding Disability in Central and East Europe (Hardcover, 1)

'Introduction. Introduction: Understanding Disability in Central and East Europe.? 0. Imagined Futures and Politics of Disability Studies in Central and East Europe: Discussion with Kamila Albin, Kate?ina Kola?ova, Gabor Petri, Magda(lena) Szarota, and Darja Zavir?ek.? Part I. Disability Histories.? 1. Children and Youth with Visual Disabilities and Institutional Practices in Early Socialism in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1947?1959).? 2. Constructing a Social Field: The Deaf Community and State Power in Communist Poland.? 3. From the Wave of Human Rights to Illiberal Disablement: Changing Political Opportunities for the Disability Movement in Post-Socialist Hungary.? Part II. Activism and (Autho)biographies.? 4. Spaces for Messiness: Neurokviring Activist Research in Czechia.? 5. Experiencing Time in Academia: A Personal Narrative by a Woman with Asperger's Syndrome.? 6. From Rebellion to Silent Work: How Women with Disabilities in Poland Interpret Their Activism.? 7. Between Experience and Expectations of Life with Intellectual Disabilities in Bulgaria: Visions of Disabled People and Parental Narratives.? Part III. Art and Technology.? 8. Disability and Nation in Subject: Julek.? 9. Cripped Ecorelationality in the Polish Performing Arts of the 2020s.? 10. Striving Towards Accessibility in Contemporary Art: A Case Study of the International Contemporary Art Festival Survival Kit in Latvia.? 11. How Translation Supports the Empowerment of People with Disabilities: The Case of the Community of Blind Polish Podcasters.? Afterword. Afterword.??

The Routledge International Handbook of Feminist Disability Studies (Hardcover, 1)

Section 1 ? Foundations, Theory, and Feminist Disability Movements? 1. Introduction: Feminist Disability Studies Today? 2. Discovering Feminist Disability Studies: A Personal Journey ??3. Becoming Able(d) Women ? Why Ableism is a Promising Feminist Perspective ??4. Rethinking the Relation Between Political Action and Collective Identity in the Disability Movement: Beyond the Fragmentation Thesis?? 5. Feminism/s and Disability: Contributions and Remaining Debates in Latin America?? 6. The Everyday World as Problematic: Drawing on Dorothy E. Smith to Extend Understanding of the Affirmation Model ??7. Disability is a Feminist Issue: Negotiating Feminist Possibilities and Tensions in Women-Led Disability Organizations ??Section 2 ? Bodies, Neurodiversity, and Embodied Identities? ?8. Feminist Disability Studies, Cul-de-sacs and Radical (Re)Imaginings: ‘Becoming’ Disabled Girls and Young Women Through Embodied Encounters?? 9. The Body is Not Fix(ed): Reauthoring Our Neurodivergent Bodies ???10. Reimagining Autism, ADHD, and Academia via a Feminist Disability Lens: The Magpie Mind in a Capitalist Cage? 11. Being Mad at the System: Why We need Neurospicy Empowerment While Calling Out Sanism ??12. Bodies, Ecotones and Disability: Some Personal Reflections ??13. The Intersectional Challenges of Being a Non-Binary Person with Learning Difficulties: “I am what I am” Section 3 ? Reproduction, Motherhood, and Care? 14. Mothering and Disability: From Choice to Reproductive Justice?? 15. An Autistic Autoethnography of Healthcare for an Ectopic Pregnancy: “Fearing that I could literally die”? 16. A Feminist Perspective on Motherhood, Childhood Disability, and Public Health Programming in Low- and Middle-Income Countries? 17. Motherhood and Disability: An Intersectional Study of Visually Impaired Women in China ??Section 4 ? Lived Experience, Narrative, and Global Perspectives? 18. Narratives from Disabled Refugee Women Living in Sweden: An In...


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Neurofutures: Neurodiversity in Crip Time (Hardcover)

Disability Heritage : Participatory and Transformative Engagement (Hardcover)

Acknowledgements; List of Contributors; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. ACCESS, INCLUSION AND BEYOND -- 2.1 Disability Art and Cultural Heritage: Ethical and Political Issues in an Italian Cultural Inclusion Project; 2.2. Eugenic Legacies and the Equity of Employment: Curating a “Fair” Deal for D/deaf, Disabled and Neurodivergent Museum Professionals; 2.3. Between Teaching and Society: Sharing Inclusive, Multisensorial Strategies from Users to Architects; 2.4 Decolonial Approaches to Disability History and Heritage: Asserting the Disabled Gaze; 3. ARCHIVES AND COLLECTIONS -- 3.1. Accessing and Narrating d/Deaf Heritage in Eastern Europe; 3.2. The Heritage of Medical and Welfare Disabilities in Japan: Social Significance and Challenges; 3.3. “Peg Legs”, Black servants, and other “strange varieties of mankind”: Intersections of disability and race in the Hans Wurtz Collection; 3.4. Embracing Filth: Bedpans and the Body at the Winterthur Museum; 4. CREATING CONTEMPORARY HERITAGE -- 4.1. Access Performance as Disability Heritage: Lettering Club Culture in Amsterdam; 4.2. Deaf Culture and Heritage in Performance: Locating Deaf Theatre in Ireland's Cultural Landscape; 4.3. The Luxury of Memory: Navigating Absences and Gaps in Creating Australia’s First Disability Arts Archive; 5. DIFFICULT HISTORIES -- 5.1. Unveiling the Unseen: Disability Heritage in Religious Archives; 5.2. Changing Views on Medical Film and Photography: The Van Gehuchten Collection in Twentieth-Century Belgium; 5.3. Sites of Conscience, Disability and Heritage: Looking Back to Transform the Future; 5.4. Reading Psychiatric Hospital Cemeteries Madly; 6. HERITAGE ACTIVISM -- 6.1. Heritage as Disability Activism: Embodied Engagement, Crip Hacking, and the Disabled Expert; 6.2. Deaf History, Community and Heritage: A Participatory Research Perspective; 6.3. History as a Weapon: Disability Archives and the Fight for our Future; Index.

Disability Heritage : Participatory and Transformative Engagement (Paperback)

Acknowledgements; List of Contributors; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. ACCESS, INCLUSION AND BEYOND -- 2.1 Disability Art and Cultural Heritage: Ethical and Political Issues in an Italian Cultural Inclusion Project; 2.2. Eugenic Legacies and the Equity of Employment: Curating a “Fair” Deal for D/deaf, Disabled and Neurodivergent Museum Professionals; 2.3. Between Teaching and Society: Sharing Inclusive, Multisensorial Strategies from Users to Architects; 2.4 Decolonial Approaches to Disability History and Heritage: Asserting the Disabled Gaze; 3. ARCHIVES AND COLLECTIONS -- 3.1. Accessing and Narrating d/Deaf Heritage in Eastern Europe; 3.2. The Heritage of Medical and Welfare Disabilities in Japan: Social Significance and Challenges; 3.3. “Peg Legs”, Black servants, and other “strange varieties of mankind”: Intersections of disability and race in the Hans Wurtz Collection; 3.4. Embracing Filth: Bedpans and the Body at the Winterthur Museum; 4. CREATING CONTEMPORARY HERITAGE -- 4.1. Access Performance as Disability Heritage: Lettering Club Culture in Amsterdam; 4.2. Deaf Culture and Heritage in Performance: Locating Deaf Theatre in Ireland's Cultural Landscape; 4.3. The Luxury of Memory: Navigating Absences and Gaps in Creating Australia’s First Disability Arts Archive; 5. DIFFICULT HISTORIES -- 5.1. Unveiling the Unseen: Disability Heritage in Religious Archives; 5.2. Changing Views on Medical Film and Photography: The Van Gehuchten Collection in Twentieth-Century Belgium; 5.3. Sites of Conscience, Disability and Heritage: Looking Back to Transform the Future; 5.4. Reading Psychiatric Hospital Cemeteries Madly; 6. HERITAGE ACTIVISM -- 6.1. Heritage as Disability Activism: Embodied Engagement, Crip Hacking, and the Disabled Expert; 6.2. Deaf History, Community and Heritage: A Participatory Research Perspective; 6.3. History as a Weapon: Disability Archives and the Fight for our Future; Index.

Disability Care and Support Systems: Country Assessment Tool (Paperback)

Disability and the Making of Place (Hardcover, 1)

1.Introduction: disability and the making of place??2.Belonging, inclusion and resistance: people with intellectual disabilities’ experiences in public libraries??3.Building everyday learning places in an online world: young disabled people’s embodied negotiation of vocational learning and training??4.The assemblage of the accessible parking space and psycho-emotional disablism??5.Making space in an ableist world: disability geographies in post-apartheid South Africa??6.Close enough for comfort: socio-material (dis)comforts of young people with an ostomy in everyday space??7.Building lives together: the collective hustle of disabled people within the personalisation of care and support??8.In their own voices: disability, space, and power dynamics in Ghana??9.Placing disability in times of climate and ecological breakdown??10.The gentle art of making autistic islands??11.Giving disability a place in the home: visual impairment, guide dogs, and multi-species transitions??12.‘You’re not a man; you’re a man on a scooter’: negotiating chronic illness and masculinity in place??13.Afterword: futurity and the spatialities of disability

Unshared Care : Parents and Their Disabled Children (Hardcover)

Introduction Part 1: Disabled children and their families 1. The children and their families 2. Discovering the disability 3. Caring from day to day: living with a severely disabled child 4. Effects on the parents 5. Sisters and brothers, family life and wider social networks Part 2: Services and support: the views of a group of consumers 6. Health care in hospital and the community 7. Social services and social work 8. School and education 9. Voluntary organisations and services 10. Financial help: the attendance allowance 11. Financial help: the family fund 12. Disabled children and society Appendix: Research methods used in the study

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Mental Handicap and Community Care : A Study of Mentally Handicapped People in Sheffield (Hardcover)

Preface 1. Introduction Part 1: The files 2. The scope of the survey 3. A profile of the survey population 4. How the subnormal were reported 5. Factors which precipitated admission to hospital 6. Social class 7. Housing and money 8. The family background 9. The subnormals themselves 10. The help and services the subnormals and their families received 11. Findings from the files?some conclusions Part 2: The visits 12. Introduction to the visits 13. The subnormal people who were visited 14. The attitude of the parents 15. The daily grind 16. The quality of life 17. Family, friends and neighbours 18. The professional helpers 19. Conclusions Appendix A: Additional tables Appendix B: Figures 1?13 Appendix C: Discussion of strength of association using the phi test and coefficient of contingency Appendix D: Guided interview schedule Appendix E: Summary of the Sheffield Development Project Appendix F: Potential residents for hostels based on a population of 20,000

Assembling Crip Archives : Disability and Illness in Autobiographical Graphic Narratives (Hardcover)

Disability and Higher Education : Theory-Practice Coherence (Hardcover)

1.? Prospective conditions 2. Situating inherent requirements 3. Second nature psychologies 4.?????? Critical disability 5. Attuned ethics 6. Creating conditions for higher education policy and practice 7.? ? For academic/teaching staff: curricular design, pedagogy, assessment and placement 8.?????? Connections between higher education, industry and community 9. Conclusion

Institutional Care and the Mentally Handicapped : The Mental Handicap Hospital (Hardcover)

Preface 1. The institution 2. The Jane Eagle Hospital study 3. The structure of the classification of wards 4. The meaning of the classification of patients: mixtures and anomalies 5. The meaning of the classification of patients: organic analogies 6. The ward system as a source of knowledge: nurse training 7. Mealtimes: variations in activity patterns and between wards 8. Nurses’ control strategies: three case studies 9. Conclusion

Youth, Disability, and Resistance : Producing Change through Activism and Social Movements (Hardcover)

'1. Introduction: Disability Youth Activism and Disabled People's Social Movements.? 2. Importance: Do Young Disabled People Care about Disability Activism?.? 3. Restrictions: What Restricts Young Disabled People's Participation in Activism and Social Movements?.? 4. Inclusion: What Is Required to Progress Youth Participation within Disabled People's Movements?.? 5. Resistance: How Do Young Disabled Activists Resist Oppressive Policies and Practices?.? 6. Future: Concluding Thoughts.??

Independence and Collectivity : Configurations of Disability Performance (Hardcover)

List of Contributors

Acknowledgements

List of Figures

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01?????? Introduction

Backhausen, Elena / Kreuser, Mirjam / Wihstutz, Benjamin

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Part I: Performing and Competing

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02??????? Being tethered in a network of interdependencies ? Non-human entities in??

visually impaired sports performances constituting subjectivity?

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03??????? Climbing for independence: Mount Kilimanjaro as a symbolic site of

albinism performance

Krings, Matthias

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04??????? Age and/as Disability: Johnny Cash in Isolation

??????????? Gehrmann, Ruth

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05??????? Voodling, Camerer: Image is a(n Autistic) Verb

??????????? Dind, Julie

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06?????? ?One for Sorrow, Two for Joy: Cultural patterns of obsessive reality?

construction and a performative model for mental distress

Kreuser, Mirjam

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07??????? Deaf Gaming: Performance between autonomy and collectivity in online?

gamer communities

Ochsner, Beate/ Spohrer, Markus

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08??????? Sexual Independence as Collective Performance in Sex Education and

Assistance for Disabled People

Boll, Tobias/ Brunnengraber, Miriam

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09??????? Care, Community, and Contingencies: Artistic Practice Rooted in Access??

Muhlemann, Nina

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10??????? Discipline ? Control ? Care. On the History of Spectatorship

Wihstutz, Benjamin

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11??????? ‘We travel together in an untogether way’: independence and collectivity in

learning disabled theatre?

McCaffrey, Tony

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12??????? Questioning independence and inclusion: th...


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Deafiant : My Journey in Theatre (Hardcover)

Silence in Mood Disorders : A Philosophical Investigation (Hardcover)

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Disability Inclusion: Integrating Islamic Perspectives in Education (Paperback)

Seeing Is Hearing Is Believing: Sensory Horror and Assistive Technologies (Hardcover)

After the Pandemic : Lasting Effects of COVID-19 on Work and Unpaid Domestic Labour (Hardcover)

PART I: Introduction? 1. A Sociological Approach: Changes in Paid Work and Unpaid Domestic Labour During and After the Pandemic? PART II: The Impact of COVID-19 on Paid Work Post-Pandemic? 2. Privacy in the Post-Pandemic Workplace? 3. The ‘Gig Economy’ and COVID-19: A Clash of Technologies? 4. Digital Technology Beyond the Pandemic? 5. Care Work in Post-Pandemic UK: Do We Still Care?? 6. Disability Employment Systems Under Stress: COVID-19 as a Systems Shock? 7. Gender and Generational Scarring: What COVID-19 Reveals and Entrenches? Part III: The Effect of COVID-19 on Unpaid Domestic Work Post-Pandemic ?8. Gender Inequality in Australia Before, During and After the Pandemic: Disruption and Stability in Household Labour and Time Pressure? 9. COVID-19 and the Centrality of Care: Pandemic-Induced Shifts in the Gendered Organisation of Unpaid Domestic and Care Within Heterosexual Households in Scotland 10. Reinforcement of Gender Inequalities in Polish Families During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons for the Future? Part IV: Conclusion? 11. A Sociological Analysis of COVID-19 Drivers of Labour into the Future?

Feel-able Fashion : Dress and the Sensory Knowledge of Blindness (Paperback)