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Acknowledgments | ||
Preface | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
Pt. 1 | Cinema Portrayal | |
1.1 | Everywhere: Disability on Film | 10 |
1.2 | Black Hats and Twisted Bodies | 16 |
1.3 | A Feminist Perspective | 21 |
1.4 | Gump and Co | 31 |
1.5 | Eye Witness | 36 |
1.6 | Deafness and the Film Entertainment Industry | 43 |
1.7 | Disability on Sale 1: Four Weddings and a Funeral (An interview with Richard Curtis) | 49 |
1.8 | Disability on Sale 2: The Writer and the Producer (Interviews with Sir David Puttnam and Richard Curtis) | 53 |
Pt. 2 | Television - Fact and Fiction | |
2.1 | Window on the World (Almost!) | 61 |
2.2 | For Generations to Come | 69 |
2.3 | Soaps: The Story So Far | 73 |
2.4 | Crippling Images | 79 |
2.5 | Disability and Documentary | 84 |
2.6 | A Family at War | 93 |
2.7 | The Signs for Deaf TV (An interview with Terry Riley) | 98 |
Pt. 3 | Opening Doors: Performance, Production and Training | |
Performance | ||
3.1 | I Could Do Your Job | 106 |
3.2 | Doors to Performance and Production | 110 |
3.3 | Pandora's Box | 117 |
3.4 | To Eldorado and Back | 123 |
3.5 | All the World's a Stage | 126 |
Production | ||
3.6 | 'The Only Cripple in the Room' | 130 |
3.7 | 'Sorry, I Can't Make the Tea!' | 135 |
Training | ||
3.8 | Television Training for Deaf People | 141 |
3.9 | Getting into Video | 144 |
3.10 | Funding the Starters | 147 |
Pt. 4 | Culture and Identity | |
4.1 | Disability Arts and Disability Politics | 159 |
4.2 | Broken Arts and Cultural Repair: The Role of Culture in the Empowerment of Disabled People | 160 |
4.3 | A Proud Label | 166 |
4.4 | Searching for Disability Arts | 171 |
4.5 | Thoughts on Disability Arts | 173 |
4.6 | Heart 'n' Soul | 176 |
4.7 | Signs of Definitions | 179 |
4.8 | So You Want to Look? | 182 |
4.9 | Black and Disabled in the Arts | 184 |
4.10 | Survivors | 187 |
4.11 | Defining Disabled People | 191 |
4.12 | The Disabled Audience: A Television Survey | 193 |
Pt. 5 | Product and Control | |
5.1 | Controlling Interests | 209 |
5.2 | Whose Film? | 214 |
5.3 | Whose Project? | 217 |
5.4 | Whose Video? | 219 |
5.5 | Whose Festival? | 222 |
5.6 | Whose Conference? | 224 |
5.7 | Media Guidelines | 228 |
5.8 | Rights of Access | 234 |
Select Bibliography | 241 | |
Select Filmography and List of Programmes | 243 | |
Index | 245 |
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