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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2023
Improving our knowledge of disability can reduce stereotypes and stigma.
Joyce Carolyn, Graff +1 more
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Improving our knowledge of disability can reduce stereotypes and stigma.
Joyce Carolyn, Graff +1 more
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2020
People living with disability may face significant barriers in work, study, sport and joining in everyday activities. Community attitudes and experiences of discrimination can further impact on a person’s wellbeing, with the resultant ableism leading to perceptions of the disabled as weak and needy, and experiences of rejection and oppression.
Wayland, Sarah +7 more
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People living with disability may face significant barriers in work, study, sport and joining in everyday activities. Community attitudes and experiences of discrimination can further impact on a person’s wellbeing, with the resultant ableism leading to perceptions of the disabled as weak and needy, and experiences of rejection and oppression.
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American Anthropologist, 2021
AbstractThis article continues the tradition of writing about embodied knowledge production to highlight the underanalyzed issue of ableism, providing an opening for a disciplinary reckoning with oppressive legacies towards creating collective access in anthropology and academia.
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AbstractThis article continues the tradition of writing about embodied knowledge production to highlight the underanalyzed issue of ableism, providing an opening for a disciplinary reckoning with oppressive legacies towards creating collective access in anthropology and academia.
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2009
Feminist Rosemary Tong (1999) long ago alluded to the profound possibilities of using critical disability studies theory to re-comprehend and re-spatialise the landscape of thinking about race and gender as sites of signification. This Chapter presents a preliminary conversation in the emergent field of studies in ableism and desires to not only ...
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Feminist Rosemary Tong (1999) long ago alluded to the profound possibilities of using critical disability studies theory to re-comprehend and re-spatialise the landscape of thinking about race and gender as sites of signification. This Chapter presents a preliminary conversation in the emergent field of studies in ableism and desires to not only ...
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Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology
This letter to the editor is on the Editorial by Dan. To view this paper visit https://doi.org/10.1111/dmcn.16211.
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This letter to the editor is on the Editorial by Dan. To view this paper visit https://doi.org/10.1111/dmcn.16211.
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