Disability Studies

Collection of essays by disabled authors exploring themes of gender, sexuality, disability/crip culture, identity, ableism and much more.

This fourth edition published in 2013 includes several essays that question traditional views of "normalcy" and the categorization of "disabled."

Edited anthology with essays on disability studies topics including compulsory able-bodiedness, politics of representation, posthumanism, sexuality, medical case narratives, and more.

Edited volume with essays on disability and postmodernity from the perspective of culture, social science, and social practice.

Edited volume focusing on disability activism in Philadelphia.

Edited volume with contributions from people with disabilities. Topics include blindness, prosthetics, fetal alcohol syndrome, art, and more.

Presents 32 essays for an overview of issues. Includes sections on the effects of impairment and the interdisciplinary aspects of disabilities studies.