Disability on equal terms /
edited by John Swain and Sally French.
- Los Angeles : SAGE, 2008.
- vi, 208 p. ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [187]-205) and index.
PART ONE: THE TRAGEDY VIEW OF IMPAIRMENT AND DISABILITY There But For Fortune - Sally French and John Swain Disability, Genetics and Eugenics - Tom Shakespeare Disabled in Images and Language - Margaret Taylor Institutional Abuse - Colin Goble The Narratives of Disabled Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse - Martina Higgins PART TWO: FROM A DIFFERENT VIEWPOINT Affirming Identity - John Swain and Sally French Choices, Rights and Cabaret - Alan Sutherland Disability Arts and Collective Identity The Art of Affirming Identity - Toby Brandon and Alice Elliot An Exploration of the Quality of Life of Adults with Haemophilia - Karen Beeton Disabled People's Testimonies - Jasvinder, Arlene, Geoff and Alice PART THREE: ON EQUAL TERMS On Equal Terms - John Swain and Sally French In Practice from the Viewpoint of an Occupational Therapist - Elaine Ballantyne and Andrew Muir In Practice from the Viewpoint of a Physiotherapist - Anna-Stina with Sally French and John Swain Communication Disability - Carole Pound Exploring New Personal and Professional Narratives In Practice from the Viewpoint of a Disabled Nurse - Rachael Spain In Practice from the Viewpoint of a Social Worker - Maureen Gillman In Practice from the Viewpoint of Disabled People - Clare Evans