The editors at Disability Studies Quarterly (DSQ) are pleased to announce
the release of the Fall 2005 issue!
This issue features several papers in areas of general scholarship, as well
as part 2 of the theme issue, "Freakery," guest edited by Michael Chemers,
and part 1 of the theme issue, "Emerging Issues in the Study of Disability
Policy & Law," guest edited by Peter Blanck.
In addition, we present the usual wealth of commentaries and reviews, and
also include a special section eulogizing the sorely missed disability
rights activist and author, Frieda Zames.
For a complete listing of the articles included in this issue, please see
the table of contents at the end of this email.
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Co-Editors
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Papers
"It Was a Joke For Him and a Life For Me:"
A Discourse on Disability Related Humor among Families of Children with
Disabilities
Alicja Rieger
Performance or ParticipationSPluralism or Hegemony?
Images of Disability & Gender in Sports 'n Spokes Magazine
Marie Hardin & Brent Hardin
Misfit as Metaphor: The Question and the Contradiction of Lupus in Flannery
O'Connor's "A Good Man Is Hard to Find"
Carl S. Horner & Elena V. Barnes
"What seems to be the problem?" A myriad of terms for mental health and
behavioral concerns
Michelle O'Reilly
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Theme Issue: Freakery, Part 2
Guest Editor's Introduction
Michael Chemers
Commentary
Staring at the Other
Rosemarie Garland-Thomson
Examining the Role of Disability in Herzog's Even Dwarves Started Small
David Church
General Scholarship
In The Maim of the Father:
The Discourse of Disability in French-Maghrebi Immigrant Texts
Madelaine Hron
Aesthetic Traces in Unlikely Places:
Re-visioning the Freak in 19th-Century American Photography
Sheila Moeschen
In The Shadow of the Freakshow: The Impact of Freakshow Tradition on the
Display and Understanding of Disability History in Museums
Richard Sandell, Annie Delin, Jocelyn Dodd & Jackie Gay
Caliban and Coney Island: Spanish American Narratives of Corporeal
Difference and Performance
Susan Antebi
Funhouse Mirrors and Freak Show Dreams:
Construction of Narrative Voice in Terry Healey's At Face Value
Catherine Scott
Biographies of Scale
Kerry Duff
Reviews
Mutants: On Genetic Variety and the Human Body
Reviewed by Madeleine A. Vala
Lives of Dwarfs: Their Journey from Public Curiosity Toward Social
Liberation
Reviewed by Michael M. Chemers
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Theme Issue: Emerging Issues in the Study of Disability Policy & Law, Part 1
Guest Editors' Introduction
Peter Blanck
Welfare Models
New Paradigms of Disability in Social Security Law and Policy in Australia:
Implications for Exclusion or Participation
Sarah Parker & Bettina Cass
Reforming Medicaid Incentives that Institutionalize People with Disabilities
and Destroy Families: A Policy Note
Mary Giliberti
Empirical Studies of Employment and Economic Advancement
Cost and Effectiveness of Accommodations in the Workplace:
Preliminary Results of a Nationwide Study
D.J. Hendricks, Linda C. Batiste, Anne Hirsh, Helen Schartz & Peter Blanck
A Study of the Accessibility of Ten States' Web Services and their Policies
on Web Accessibility for People with Disabilities
David W. Klein, Daniel Kresowik & LeeAnn McCoy
International Disability Law
A Progressive Law with Weak Enforcement?: An Empirical Study of Hong Kong's
Disability Law
Carole J. Petersen
Israel's Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Law: Current Status and
Future Directions
Arie Rimmerman, Tal Araten-Bergman, Shirley Avrami, Faisal Azaiza
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Pedagogy in Disability Studies
Disability Studies Pedagogy, Usability and Universal Design
Jay Dolmage
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General Commentary
Deconstructing Disability: Three Episodes of South Park
John Paul Reid-Hresko & D. Kim Reid
Disability Rights: The Overlooked Civil Rights Issue
Doris Zames Fleischer & Frieda Zames
Hurricane Katrina, Race, Class, Tragedy, and Charity
Anne Finger
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Poetry
Stealing Yeses
Nancy Scott
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Book & Film Reviews
Storytelling (film)
Reviewed by David Church
Conjoined Twins: An Historical, Biological and Ethical Issues Encyclopedia
Reviewed by Steve Ferzacca
Elder Abuse: Selected Papers for the Prague World Congress on Family
Violence
Reviewed by Cathy Thornton
Foucault and the Government of Disability
Reviewed by Robyn Fishman
One Soldier's Story
Reviewed by John M. Kinder
My Depression
Reviewed by Alex Lubet
Many Ways to be Deaf
Reviewed by Stephen Weiner
Monsters: Human Freaks in America's Guilded Age and Extraordinary
Exhibitions
Reviewed by Rosemarie Garland-Thomson
Literacy and Deaf People
Reviewed by Lillie Ransom
Saved! (film)
Reviewed by Beth Haller
The Disability Pendulum: The First Decade of the Americans with Disabilities
Act and Disabling America: The Unintended Consequences of Government's
Protection of the Handicapped
Reviewed independently by Heather Munro Prescott and Arthur Blaser
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Eulogy
Speaking of Frieda
Doris Zames Fleischer
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