Metanarratives of disability: culture, assumed authority, and the normative social order
"This book explores multiple metanarratives of disability to introduce and investigate the critical concept of assumed authority and the normative social order from which it derives. The book comprises fifteen chapters developed across three parts and, informed by disability studies, is authore...
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London ; New York
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
2021
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| Schriftenreihe: | Autocritical disability studies
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This book explores multiple metanarratives of disability to introduce and investigate the critical concept of assumed authority and the normative social order from which it derives. The book comprises fifteen chapters developed across three parts and, informed by disability studies, is authored by those with research interests in the condition on which they focus as well as direct or intimate experiential knowledge. When out and about, many disabled people know only too well what it is to be erroneously told the error of our/their ways by non-disabled passers-by, assumed authority often cloaked in helpfulness. Showing that assumed authority is underpinned by a displacement of personal narratives in favour of overarching metanarratives of disability that find currency in a diverse multiplicity of cultural representations - ranging from literature to film, television, advertising, social media, comics, art, and music - this work discusses how this relates to a range of disabilities and chronic conditions including blindness, autism, Down Syndrome, diabetes, cancer and HIV and AIDS. Metanarratives of Disability will be of interest to all scholars and students of disability studies, medical sociology, medical humanities, education studies, cultural studies, and health"-- |
| Beschreibung: | xix, 238 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9780367523190 9780367523206 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS List of contributors Acknowledgements Prologue xii xiv xvi PART I INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS OF THE FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPT 1 1 The metanarrative of blindness in North America: Meaning, feeling, and feel 3 Devon Healey and Rod Michalko 2 The metanarrative of blindness in the global south: A LatDisCrit counterstory to the bittersweet mythology of blindness as giftedness 16 Alexis Padilla 3 The metanarrative of blindness in India: Special education and assumed knowledge cultures 30 Hemachandran Karah PART II BEYOND NORMATIVE MINDS AND BODIES 4 The metanarrative of mental illness: A collaborative autoethnography Katharine Martyn and Annette Thompson 45 47
x Contents 5 The metanarrative of OCD: Deconstructing positive stereotypes in media and popular nomenclature 61 Angela J. Kim 6 The metanarrative of learning disability: Vulnerability, unworthiness, and requiring control 77 Owen Barden and Steven J. Walden 7 The metanarrative of autism: Eternal childhood and the failure of cure 94 Sonya Freeman Loftis 8 The metanarrative of Down syndrome: Proximity to animality 106 Helen Davies 9 The Metanarrative of Dwarfism: Heightism and Its Social Implications 123 Erin Pritchard PART HI CHRONIC CONDITIONS AND THE EMERGENCE OF DISABILITY 139 10 The metanarrative of chronic pain: Culpable, duplicitous, and miserable 141 Danielle Kohfeldt and Gregory Mather 11 The metanarrative of diabetes: Should you be eating that? 156 Heather R. Walker and Bianca C. Frazer 12 The metanarrative of cancer: Disrupting the battle myth Nicola Martin 13 The metanarrative of HIV and AIDS: Losing track of an epidemic 169 133 Brenda Tyrrell 14 The metanarrative of sarcoidosis: Life in liminality Dana Combs Leigh 198
Contents xi 15 The metanarrative of arthritis: Playing and betraying the endgame 213 David Bolt Epilogue Index 229 232
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CONTENTS List of contributors Acknowledgements Prologue xii xiv xvi PART I INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS OF THE FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPT 1 1 The metanarrative of blindness in North America: Meaning, feeling, and feel 3 Devon Healey and Rod Michalko 2 The metanarrative of blindness in the global south: A LatDisCrit counterstory to the bittersweet mythology of blindness as giftedness 16 Alexis Padilla 3 The metanarrative of blindness in India: Special education and assumed knowledge cultures 30 Hemachandran Karah PART II BEYOND NORMATIVE MINDS AND BODIES 4 The metanarrative of mental illness: A collaborative autoethnography Katharine Martyn and Annette Thompson 45 47
x Contents 5 The metanarrative of OCD: Deconstructing positive stereotypes in media and popular nomenclature 61 Angela J. Kim 6 The metanarrative of learning disability: Vulnerability, unworthiness, and requiring control 77 Owen Barden and Steven J. Walden 7 The metanarrative of autism: Eternal childhood and the failure of cure 94 Sonya Freeman Loftis 8 The metanarrative of Down syndrome: Proximity to animality 106 Helen Davies 9 The Metanarrative of Dwarfism: Heightism and Its Social Implications 123 Erin Pritchard PART HI CHRONIC CONDITIONS AND THE EMERGENCE OF DISABILITY 139 10 The metanarrative of chronic pain: Culpable, duplicitous, and miserable 141 Danielle Kohfeldt and Gregory Mather 11 The metanarrative of diabetes: Should you be eating that? 156 Heather R. Walker and Bianca C. Frazer 12 The metanarrative of cancer: Disrupting the battle myth Nicola Martin 13 The metanarrative of HIV and AIDS: Losing track of an epidemic 169 133 Brenda Tyrrell 14 The metanarrative of sarcoidosis: Life in liminality Dana Combs Leigh 198
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