DAU Library

단행본 서양서

Feminist disability studies

edited by Kim Q. Hall.

Bloomington : Indiana University Press c2011.

x, 323 p : ill. ; 23 cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Reimaging disability and gender through feminist disability studies: an introduction / 1. Integrating disability, transforming feminist theory / 2. Critical divides: Judith Butler's body theory and the question of disability / 3. Invisible disability: Georgina Kleege's sight unseen / 4. Revisiting the corpus of the madwoman: further notes toward a feminist disability studies theory of mental illness / 5. The color of violence: reflecting on gender, race, and disability in wartime / 6. Gwendolyn Brooks, World War II, and the politics of rehabilitation / 7. Revising the subject: disability as "third dimension" in clear light of day and you have come back / 8. A heritage of ableist rhetoric in American feminism from the eugenics period / 9. Disability, sex radicalism, and sexual agency / 10. Debating feminist futures : slippery slopes, cultural anxiety, and the case of the deaf lesbians / 11. Disparate but disabled: fat embodiment and disability studies / 12. Chronic illness and educational equity: the politics of visibility / 13. Res(crip)ting feminist theater through disability theater : selections from the disability project /

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