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Body and physical difference : discourses of disability / compil. David Mitchell ; co-aut. Sharon Snyder Nível de parte analítica: Making up the stories as we go along : men, women, and narratives of disability • Muteness and mutilation : the aesthetiques of disability in jene campion's the piano • Disabled women as powerful women in petry, morrison, and lorde : revising black female subjectivity • From social welfare to civil rights : the representation of disability in twenthieth-century german literature • Talking cure, again : gossip and the paralyxed patriarchy • It is more than lame : female disability, sexuality, and the maternal in the ninetheenth-century novel • Prisioner to the couch : harriet martineau, invalidism, and self-representation • Feminotopias : the pleasures of deformity in mid-eighteenth-century england • Conspicuous contribution and american cultural dileemmas : telethon rituals if cleansing and renewal • In search of al schmid : war zero, blinded veteran, everyman • Defining the defective : eugenics, aesthethics, and mass culture in early-twentieth-century america • Disfigurement and reconstruction in oliver wendell holme's the human wheel, its spokes and felloes • Nude venuses, medusa's body, and phantom limbs : disability and visuality • Constructions of physical disability in the ancient greek world : the community concept • Disability studies and the double bind of representationPublicação: Michigan : University Of Michigan, 2000Descrição: 299 p.Disponibilidade:
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