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21. Embodiment

  • Abby Wilkerson
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Keywords for Disability Studies
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© 2020 New York University Press, New York, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter iii
  2. Contents vii
  3. Introduction 1
  4. 1. Disability 5
  5. 2. Ability 12
  6. 3. Access 14
  7. 4. Accident 17
  8. 5. Accommodation 18
  9. 6. Activism 21
  10. 7. Aesthetics 26
  11. 8. Affect 30
  12. 9. Aging 33
  13. 10. Blindness 34
  14. 11. Citizenship 37
  15. 12. Cognition 40
  16. 13. Communication 43
  17. 14. Crip 46
  18. 15. Deafness 48
  19. 16. Deformity 52
  20. 17. Dependency 54
  21. 18. Design 59
  22. 19. Diversity 61
  23. 20. Education 64
  24. 21. Embodiment 67
  25. 22. Ethics 70
  26. 23. Eugenics 74
  27. 24. Euthanasia 79
  28. 25. Family 81
  29. 26. Fat 84
  30. 27. Freak 85
  31. 28. Gender 89
  32. 29. Genetics 92
  33. 30. History 95
  34. 31. Human 98
  35. 32. Identity 103
  36. 33. Illness 105
  37. 34. Impairment 107
  38. 35. Institutions 109
  39. 36. Invisibility 113
  40. 37. Madness 114
  41. 38. Medicalization 120
  42. 39. Minority 122
  43. 40. Modernity 124
  44. 41. Narrative 126
  45. 42. Normal 130
  46. 43. Pain 133
  47. 44. Passing 135
  48. 45. Performance 137
  49. 46. Prosthetics 140
  50. 47. Queer 143
  51. 48. Race 145
  52. 49. Rehabilitation 148
  53. 50. Representation 151
  54. 51. Reproduction 155
  55. 52. Rights 158
  56. 53. Senses 161
  57. 54. Sex 164
  58. 55. Sexuality 167
  59. 56. Space 170
  60. 57. Stigma 173
  61. 58. Technology 176
  62. 59. Trauma 180
  63. 60. Visuality 182
  64. 61. Vulnerability 185
  65. 62. Work 187
  66. Works Cited 191
  67. About the Contributors 215
https://doi.org/10.18574/nyu/9781479812141.003.0024

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter iii
  2. Contents vii
  3. Introduction 1
  4. 1. Disability 5
  5. 2. Ability 12
  6. 3. Access 14
  7. 4. Accident 17
  8. 5. Accommodation 18
  9. 6. Activism 21
  10. 7. Aesthetics 26
  11. 8. Affect 30
  12. 9. Aging 33
  13. 10. Blindness 34
  14. 11. Citizenship 37
  15. 12. Cognition 40
  16. 13. Communication 43
  17. 14. Crip 46
  18. 15. Deafness 48
  19. 16. Deformity 52
  20. 17. Dependency 54
  21. 18. Design 59
  22. 19. Diversity 61
  23. 20. Education 64
  24. 21. Embodiment 67
  25. 22. Ethics 70
  26. 23. Eugenics 74
  27. 24. Euthanasia 79
  28. 25. Family 81
  29. 26. Fat 84
  30. 27. Freak 85
  31. 28. Gender 89
  32. 29. Genetics 92
  33. 30. History 95
  34. 31. Human 98
  35. 32. Identity 103
  36. 33. Illness 105
  37. 34. Impairment 107
  38. 35. Institutions 109
  39. 36. Invisibility 113
  40. 37. Madness 114
  41. 38. Medicalization 120
  42. 39. Minority 122
  43. 40. Modernity 124
  44. 41. Narrative 126
  45. 42. Normal 130
  46. 43. Pain 133
  47. 44. Passing 135
  48. 45. Performance 137
  49. 46. Prosthetics 140
  50. 47. Queer 143
  51. 48. Race 145
  52. 49. Rehabilitation 148
  53. 50. Representation 151
  54. 51. Reproduction 155
  55. 52. Rights 158
  56. 53. Senses 161
  57. 54. Sex 164
  58. 55. Sexuality 167
  59. 56. Space 170
  60. 57. Stigma 173
  61. 58. Technology 176
  62. 59. Trauma 180
  63. 60. Visuality 182
  64. 61. Vulnerability 185
  65. 62. Work 187
  66. Works Cited 191
  67. About the Contributors 215
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