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| Introduction | 1 | |
| My Withered Limb | 21 | |
| Postcards to Sophie Calle | 31 | |
| Sayings of the Blind | 59 | |
| The Blindness of a Rose | 60 | |
| The Cicerone at Antietam | 61 | |
| "But Roosevelt Could Walk": Envisioning Disability in Germany and the United States | 63 | |
| Prosthesis Maker | 92 | |
| The Dramaturgy of Disability | 93 | |
| The Motor Cart | 109 | |
| E-Mail to the Dead | 115 | |
| To the Curious People Who Ask, "What Do Your Tremors Feel Like?" | 119 | |
| About a Boy | 120 | |
| The Thief | 122 | |
| At Walden's in Augusta Mall, We Meet the Reader Come Down from the Mountains | 127 | |
| Reading The Gingerbread Man with my Daughter | 129 | |
| Living with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/Fetal Alcohol Effect (FAS/FAE) | 133 | |
| Letters to Helen | 147 | |
| Staring at Yellow and Green (Life and Art and PMS) | 169 | |
| Ode to Bob Flanagan | 179 | |
| The Beauty and the Freak | 181 | |
| Talking about Talking Back: Afterthoughts on the Making of the Disability Documentary Vital Signs: Crip Culture Talks Back | 197 | |
| Wheelchair, Or, Marko Takes Life Lying Down | 218 | |
| Self-Portrait with 1911 NY Yankees Cap | 220 | |
| Laps | 222 | |
| Waiting for the Operation | 224 | |
| Rehearsal | 238 | |
| Relatively Disabled | 256 | |
| Eclipse: A Theater Workshop on Disability, or, Reflections on Ahab's Tribe | 263 | |
| Contributors | 293 |
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Martin Sinclair
reviewed Points of contact on June 08, 2020
Points of contact
I didn't like this book the first time I tried to read it, but after I took 16 credits of Marxist theory during my BA, I was able to fully appreciate its substantial value. It's the author's dissertation, I believe, and is a very important contribution to disability studies as a field. The author undertook the project as an anti-racist intervention in the extremely white- and north american-dominated field of Disability Studies, and the book attempts to survey radical disability organizations and activists around the world. The entire book is grounded in Marxist theory, so familiarity with key concepts like dialectics and alienation will greatly enhance your experience of the book.
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