That's probably the point :)

Disability studies has (finally) got to the point where there is a multiplicity of perspectives and debates that are part of the main discipline. It's nice to see us move beyond the medical Vs social model ... We've grown up😀

We are getting really interesting debates in feminist disability studies too. It"s empowering and engaging.

Kirstein

sent from mobile, apologies for brevity and typos

On 18 Oct 2017 15:24, Danny Cohen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Dear Jisc Group (Leeds),
I was excited to see Vic Finkelstein being honoured in your forthcoming Leeds Disability lecture series. I was a friend of Vic's and shared his Leninist take on social power. I know he was very proud of his work at Leeds. Am however baffled that Sir Tom Shakespeare is the opening speaker. The gap between their views on disability studies, activism and social titles couldn't be more marked.
Vic would have seen the funny side of this incongruity however.
Daniel Cohen

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