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Hi everyone
I would like to see an answer to the question below also. Not about how
many publications by disabled people compared to non-disabled people
but a complete bibliography of all scholarly work by people with disabilities
Internationally.
I would like to see this represented as a *showcase* in scholarship and
research to promote and celebrate (within mainstream acadaemia) the
significance of the body of knowledge and the fact that is does actually
exist. Perhaps as a mobile display/installation that can be replicated to
visit as many venues as possible. Any thoughts?
> >In the PUBLIC domain, the cultural
> production of the field of Disability
> >Studies is primarily defined by its texts, and
> publications are also a mark
> >of status in the academy. I've asked this
> question before and people
> >continously avoid it. How many substantial,
> sole-authored texts in
> >Disability Studies in the USA are written by
> disabled academics,
Best regards
Laurence Bathurst
School of Occupation and Leisure Sciences
Faculty of Health Sciences
University of Sydney
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Australia
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