Jason,
I would add the paper that was very influential in the UK. It is fascinating
not just because of the early articulartion of the social model, but gives a
wonderful insight into the wrangling between two disability organisations,
one for disabled people and one of disabled people.
Union of the Physically Impaired Against Segregation. (1976). Fundamental
Principles of Disability. London: UPIAS
The full document is available on the internet, but regretably I have lost
the site address. Hopefully someone on this list can help
Cheers
paul
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Paul S. Duckett
Research Fellow
Social Work Research Centre
Stirling University
Stirling
Scotland
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jason G. White [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 17 November 1998 05:24
To: Disability-Research Listserv
Subject: A good question
An undergrad asked me a question today that I think would be good to
get
the list's opinions on.
The Question: What are the 'seminal' works to read on the social
model of
disability?
Off the top of my head I came up with...
Oliver, Understanding Disability
Linton, Claiming Disability
and Lane, Constructions of Deafness, from Lennard Davis' reader as
good
places to start.
What do you think should be included in such a list?
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S.U.N.Y. at Buffalo
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