Writing Disability : A Critical History
Writing Disability : A Critical History
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Author(s): Newman, Sara
ISBN No.: 9781935049548
Pages: 207
Year: 201212
Format: Trade Cloth (Hard Cover)
Price: $ 93.84
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available

Wonderful for anyone interested in disability life writing or the Western history of disability. It is an important text for the extensive historical knowledge it provides about how disabled persons and their disabilities have been recognized in societies. A refreshingly lively voice that will appeal to a wide audience. Highly recommended. An essential resource. Makes a substantial contribution to our understanding of how disabled people have understood and represented their condition from ancient times to the present. An important contribution. Newman provides the most comprehensive analysis of disability life writing to date.


Wonderful for anyone interested in disability life writing or the Western history of disability. It is an important text for the extensive historical knowledge it provides about how disabled persons and their disabilities have been recognized in societies. Thought provoking and insightful. This book opens up new ways of engaging with disability experience while reminding us that disability is an ordinary and everyday occurrence at all points in human history.


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