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The Politics of Disablement

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In this article, disability definitions are defined: the politics of meaning, the Cultural Production of Impairment and Disability, Disability and the Rise of Capitalism, the Ideological Construction of Disability, the Structuring of Disabled Identities, and the Social Construction of the Disability Problem.
Abstract
Introduction - Disability Definitions: The Politics of Meaning - The Cultural Production of Impairment and Disability - Disability and the Rise of Capitalism - The Ideological Construction of Disability - The Structuring of Disabled Identities - The Social Construction of the Disability Problem - The Politics of Disablement: Existing Possibilities - The Politics of Disablement: New Social Movements - Postscript: The Wind is Blowing - Bibliography - Index

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Service Users In and Out of the Academy: Collusion in Exclusion?

TL;DR: In this article, the authors consider service users' experiences of social exclusion, focussing on ways in which patterns of exclusion outside the academy may be replicated and amplified within the academy, and discuss service users relationship with the academy as a site for learning, teaching and research about service user involvement in social work and social care research.
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Disabling Spatialities and the Regulation of a Visible Secret

TL;DR: In this paper, the spatialities of facial disfigurement are discussed and how these are constitutive in the marginalisation of people with facial disfiguration from mainstream encounters and social relations, and it is demonstrated that problems of exclusion often arise from the attitudinal environment or those places which emphasize people's looks.
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Disabled sportswomen and gender construction in powerchair football

TL;DR: In this article, a study of ten French powerchair football players, with whom they conducted a participant observation over two and a half years, as well as in-depth interviews.
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Juggling Identities: Elite Female Athletes' Negotiation of Identities in Disability Sport

Emma Seal
TL;DR: The authors explored the women's experiences by utilising symbolic interactionism in combination with a social-relational conceptualisation of disability and developed the concept of reverse stigma, which highlighted the need to disrupt the social processes that create stigmatic physicality, whilst demonstrating how impairment is perceived in different social contexts.
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Accessibility and diversity: Deaf space in action

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present some examples of how deaf people negotiate social positions as Deaf that value difference and how disabled people gather and share common experiences in transnational contexts.