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Defining the boundaries of disability : critical perspectives (electronic book) / edited by Licia Carlson and Matthew C. Murray

Contributor(s): Series: Routledge advances in disability studiesPublication details: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2021.; ©2021Description: 1 online resource ( xi, 144 pages) : illustrationsISBN:
  • 9780367855086 (ebk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 305.908/DEF
Online resources:
Contents:
Introduction: What does it mean to claim "we are all disabled"? / Licia Carlson, Matthew C. Murray -- Theoretical considerations. Power, disability and the academic production of knowledge / Matthew C. Murray -- Depending on the undependable : disability, fragility and instability / Adam Cureton -- Universal view of disability and its danger to the civil rights model / Doron Dorfman -- On (not) deserving disadvantage : what kind of difference does "disability" make? / Leslie Francis -- Being and deafness : examining ontology and ethics within the dialectic of hearing loss and deaf-gain and deafness-and-disability / Michael E. Skyler -- Spaces, representations, and lived boundaries. Poems / Jim Ferris -- "We are all disabled" : feathers, continuities, and a neglected musical argument? / Stefan Sunandan Honisch -- Robinson Crusoe and Peter the wild boy : what Daniel Dafoe inadvertently tells us about disability / D. Christopher Gabbard -- Borderlands and neurodiversity : aren't we all humans? / Sara Newman -- We are all disabled, until we are not / Teresa Blankmeyer Burke -- Thoughts on precarity, disablement, and risk during COVID-19 [coronavirus disease of 2019] / Sandy Sufian, Licia Carlson -- Towards disability justice in a pandemic worlds / Matthew C. Murray, Licia Carlson.
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Introduction: What does it mean to claim "we are all disabled"? / Licia Carlson, Matthew C. Murray -- Theoretical considerations. Power, disability and the academic production of knowledge / Matthew C. Murray -- Depending on the undependable : disability, fragility and instability / Adam Cureton -- Universal view of disability and its danger to the civil rights model / Doron Dorfman -- On (not) deserving disadvantage : what kind of difference does "disability" make? / Leslie Francis -- Being and deafness : examining ontology and ethics within the dialectic of hearing loss and deaf-gain and deafness-and-disability / Michael E. Skyler -- Spaces, representations, and lived boundaries. Poems / Jim Ferris -- "We are all disabled" : feathers, continuities, and a neglected musical argument? / Stefan Sunandan Honisch -- Robinson Crusoe and Peter the wild boy : what Daniel Dafoe inadvertently tells us about disability / D. Christopher Gabbard -- Borderlands and neurodiversity : aren't we all humans? / Sara Newman -- We are all disabled, until we are not / Teresa Blankmeyer Burke -- Thoughts on precarity, disablement, and risk during COVID-19 [coronavirus disease of 2019] / Sandy Sufian, Licia Carlson -- Towards disability justice in a pandemic worlds / Matthew C. Murray, Licia Carlson.

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