Feminist Disability Studies
by Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, Kim Q. Hall, Ellen Samuels, Susannah B. Mintz, Elizabeth J. Donaldson, Nirmala Erevelles, Jennifer C. James, Cindy Lacom, Sharon A. Lamp, Carol Cleigh Sutton, Abby L. Wilkerson, April Michelle Herndon, Karen E. Jung, Ann M. Fox, Joan Lipkin
Feminist Disability Studies examines the connections between feminist scholarship and disability studies. Bringing together a wide range of contributors, this interdisciplinary volume considers embodiment, identity, access, and power, offering a foundation for readers interested in gender, disability, culture, and social justice.
About This Book
Feminist Disability Studies explores the relationship between feminist thought and disability studies.
With contributions from a broad group of scholars and writers, the book presents an interdisciplinary approach to questions of embodiment, identity, access, and power.
It is suited to readers seeking academic perspectives on gender, disability, culture, and social justice.
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