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The Routledge International Handbook of Critical Disability Studies
EditorKatie Ellis, Mike Kent, and Kim Cousins
PublisherRoutledge
ISBN978-0-367-33857-2

The Routledge International Handbook of Critical Disability Studies is a 2024 textbook discussing critical disability studies, edited by Katie Ellis, Mike Kent, and Kim Cousins. The book is separated into _ parts: Representation, Art, and Culture (chapters 2-12), Media, Technology, and Communication (chapters 13-23), and Activism and the Life Course (chapters 24-32).

Contents

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Introduction

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  1. "Introduction" by Katie Ellis, Mike Kent, and Kim Cousins

Part 1: Representation, Art, and Culture

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  1. "Disability, Intersectionality, and Decolonial Perspectives from the Global South" by Anna Hickey-Moody and Divya Garg
  2. "Pandemic Art and the Intersection of Disability and Trauma Studies" by Jennifer McKellar and Katie Ellis
  3. "Neurodiversity Paradigm in Art" by Jordan Alice Fyfe
  4. "Reinhabiting, Reimagining, and Recreating Ableist Spaces: Embodied Criticality in Art" by Bree Hadley, Eddie Paterson, and Janice Rieger
  5. "A Case of the Blues: Music, Blindness, and Citizenship" by Alex Lubet
  6. "Making The Outsider Centre-Stage: A Conversation on Leadership Opportunities For Artists With Disabilities In Australian Theatre" by Dan Graham and Suzanne Ingelbrecht
  7. "Queer, Crip, And Anti-Colonial Theories in Popular Culture: De/Constructing Normativity in Disney's The Owl House" by Chloe T. Rattray and Amy Shields Dobson
  8. "Articulating The Self: Disability Rhetorics, Autobiographical Comics, and the Case of David Small's Stitches" by Dale Jacobs and Jay Dolmage
  9. "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer: Not A Supercrip" by Amber E. George
  10. "Force Of Nature, Forced by Society: Rethinking Shakespeare's Richard III" by Chloe T. Rattray and Suzanne Ingelbrecht
  11. "Precarity and the Global Dispossession of Indigeneity Through Representations of Disability" by David T. Mitchell

Part 2: Media, Technology, and Communication

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  1. “Neurodiversity and the Internet: Challenging the Dominant Autism Narratives in Indonesia” by Hersinta
  2. “Centering Disabled Americans' Writings About the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Critical Disability Studies Analysis” by Emily Brooks and Beth Haller
  3. “Indigenous Sign Languages in Australia” by Cassandra Wright-Dole
  4. “A Comparative Study of Australia and Brazil: Approaches to The UNCRPD And Digital Access” by Matheus Ferreira
  5. “Vision Australia's Use of podcasts” by Saadia Ahmed
  6. “Transhuman Liminalities and The Othered Body: Exploring Disability and Superheroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe” by Lorna Piatti-Farnell
  7. “Redefining Access in The Smart City” by Kathryn Locke
  8. “Disability and the Social Construction of Technology” by Kai-Ti Kao
  9. “Take A Selfie: Paralympic Athletes on Social Media” by Tatiane Hilgemberg
  10. “Disability's Right to The Smart City: A Manifesto for The Emergent Future”  by Kuansong Victor Zhuang and Gerard Goggin
  11. “Disability And Digital Public Health Communication: Gamification and Accessibility” by Sian Tomkinson

Part 3: Activism and the Life Course

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  1. “Inclusion Without Access: Policing Encounters with Deafness” by Elaine Cagulada and Tanya Titchkosky
  2. “Disability and Activism in Oman” by Najma Al Zidjaly
  3. “Invisible Disability, Instagram, And Health Communications” by Stephanie Mantilla, Jennifer Smith-Merry, and Gerard Goggin
  4. “Singing From the Same Song-Sheet: Harnessing the Human Rights Framework Through Critical Disability Studies to Achieve Inclusive Education” by Cátia Malaquias
  5. “Disability Critical Race Theory (DisCrit): Past, Present, And Future – An Overview” by Beth A. Ferri, David J. Connor, and Subini Ancy Annamma
  6. “Liveable Disabilities: Life Courses and Opportunity Structures Across Time in Sweden” by Lotta Vikström, Josefine Wälivaara, and Karin Ljuslinder
  7. “Autocriticality And Interdisciplinarity: Personal–Professional Applications of The Tripartite Model of Disability” by David Bolt
  8. “Speculative Net Zero from The Margins” by Philip Ely, Katie Ellis, Natarsha Bates, Nathon Webber, and Jordan Alice Fyfe
  9. “‘Doing’ Disability Research, Ethically: A Self-Critique of a Participatory Disability Research Project” by Tim Pitman
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