" Disability, Revolution has the power of those books that, as soon as you read them, make you think, 'Of course.' It names formations that have been in front of us all the time, but that we have lacked a framework for understanding."--Roderick Ferguson, author of One-Dimensional Queer "This volume speaks to the unease of our moment, in which disability is paradoxically more visible and less variable, flattened and weaponized. Robert McRuer offers a compelling introduction to the multidimensional, diverse, community-based disability politics that have always been with us and that offer transformative potential."--Elizabeth Ellcessor, author of In Case of Emergency: How Technologies Mediate Crisis and Normalize Inequality "Mapping out a diversity of embodied politics, McRuer pointedly tells us that knowledge, art, and activism from the margins of neoliberal capitalism are transformational when resisting the devastating reproduction of the status quo. Disability, Revolution is a necessary address to those of us working within mad, queer, trans, and disability studies to rethink self-assured one-dimensional politics."--Tanya Titchkosky, author of Reading and Writing Disability Differently: The Textured Life of Embodiment and coeditor of DisAppearing: Encounters in Disability Studies.