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Displaying Autism. The Thinking and Images of Temple Grandin (2010)
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Katherine Lashley
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Notes on Contributors ix
- Introduction. Disability Studies, World Cinema and the Cognitive Code of Reality 1
- Global In(ter)dependent Disability Cinema: Targeting Ephemeral Domains of Belief and Cultivating Aficionados of the Body 18
- ‘Beyond Forgiveness’? Lee Chang-dong’s Oasis (2002) and the Mobilisation of Disability Discourses in the Korean New Wave 33
- Refusing Chromosomal Pairing. Inclusion, Disabled Masculinity, Sexuality and Intimacy in Yo, también (2009) 47
- Dunce! Duffer! Dimwit! Dyslexia in Bollywood’s Taare Zameen Par (2007) 63
- Landscapes of Children. Picturing Disability in Buñuel’s Los olvidados (1950) 78
- Fearful Reflections. Representations of Disability in Post-war Dutch Cinema (1973–2011) 93
- ‘People Endure’. The Function of Autism in Anton’s Right Here (2012) 110
- Displaying Autism. The Thinking and Images of Temple Grandin (2010) 126
- More than the ‘Other’? On Four Tendencies Regarding the Representation of Disability in Contemporary German Film (2005–2010) 141
- The Other Body. Psychiatric Disability and Pedro Almodóvar (1988–2011) 157
- On the Road to Normalcy. European Road Movies and Disability (2002–2011) 173
- Re-envisioning Italy’s ‘New Man’ in Bella non piangere! (1955) 187
- ‘Get Your Legs Back’. Avatar (2009) and the Re-booting of American Individualism 200
- Through the Disability Lens. Revisiting Ousmane Sembène’s Xala (1975) and Camp de Thiaroye (1988) 216
- Homes Wretched and Wrecked. Disability as Social Dis-ease in Kurosawa’s Dodes’ka-den (1970) 230
- Leprosy and the Dialectical Body in Forugh Farrokhzad’s The House is Black (1964) 247
- Index 263
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Notes on Contributors ix
- Introduction. Disability Studies, World Cinema and the Cognitive Code of Reality 1
- Global In(ter)dependent Disability Cinema: Targeting Ephemeral Domains of Belief and Cultivating Aficionados of the Body 18
- ‘Beyond Forgiveness’? Lee Chang-dong’s Oasis (2002) and the Mobilisation of Disability Discourses in the Korean New Wave 33
- Refusing Chromosomal Pairing. Inclusion, Disabled Masculinity, Sexuality and Intimacy in Yo, también (2009) 47
- Dunce! Duffer! Dimwit! Dyslexia in Bollywood’s Taare Zameen Par (2007) 63
- Landscapes of Children. Picturing Disability in Buñuel’s Los olvidados (1950) 78
- Fearful Reflections. Representations of Disability in Post-war Dutch Cinema (1973–2011) 93
- ‘People Endure’. The Function of Autism in Anton’s Right Here (2012) 110
- Displaying Autism. The Thinking and Images of Temple Grandin (2010) 126
- More than the ‘Other’? On Four Tendencies Regarding the Representation of Disability in Contemporary German Film (2005–2010) 141
- The Other Body. Psychiatric Disability and Pedro Almodóvar (1988–2011) 157
- On the Road to Normalcy. European Road Movies and Disability (2002–2011) 173
- Re-envisioning Italy’s ‘New Man’ in Bella non piangere! (1955) 187
- ‘Get Your Legs Back’. Avatar (2009) and the Re-booting of American Individualism 200
- Through the Disability Lens. Revisiting Ousmane Sembène’s Xala (1975) and Camp de Thiaroye (1988) 216
- Homes Wretched and Wrecked. Disability as Social Dis-ease in Kurosawa’s Dodes’ka-den (1970) 230
- Leprosy and the Dialectical Body in Forugh Farrokhzad’s The House is Black (1964) 247
- Index 263
