dis/ability
The dis/ability complex
... kinds of personhood associated with dominant groups (able-bodied and -minded, straight, white, male). h is play of denigration and predilection risks constituting a split cultural psyche. It is therefore crucial to work ...
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Beyond the fortress : dis/ability, community and care
... Zealand’s dis/ability movements are still largely invisible and lacking in ...of dis/ability and ...to dis/ability and access have been formed by organisations and promoted as a ...
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Never Been: An Exploration of the Influence of Dis/ability, Giftedness, and Incarceration on Adolescents in Adult Correctional Facilities
... and dis/ability studies has traditionally been defined by the perceived legitimacy of standardized measurements created by communities with vested interests in maintaining academic and social ...and ...
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(Dis)ability and choice: The dilemmas of young people's transitions to further and higher education in Ireland
... While it might be perceived that young people in Ireland are mainly focused on choosing a course in FE/HE, the findings reported here would suggest that this is a very different process for students with SEN. Choice, in ...
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Conditions of Reciprocity: The Possibilities and Potentialities of a Feminist Perspective on Theorising Dis/ability
... The project of ableism, as I see it, is to mark the unmarked categories of ‘man’, ‘white’ and ‘able-bodied’, thus lessening their ability to contain us and push us aside by marking us out as ‘other’. By naming the ...
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Dis/ability and austerity: Beyond work and slow death
... If labour is slow death, living as a disabled person in 2014 might mean a quick one: A disabled man died penniless when he lost his benefits after being judged fit to work – despite being [r] ...
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Sexual and reproductive health services for women with disability: a qualitative study with service providers in the Philippines
... their ability to access health services, compounded by a lack of locally avail- able services and costly, inaccessible transport [3, 8, ...with dis- ability is ...
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“Special needs” is an ineffective euphemism
... Thus, even for participants with a personal connection to dis- ability, the euphemism special needs conveys as much negativity as the non-euphemized term disability or the names of speci[r] ...
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Preparation of Medical Testimony
... As you know, when the witness is the attending physician of the plain- tiff, then everything concerning the plaintiff's history, injuries and dis- ability, is within [r] ...
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Invisible Dis/abilities: To Disclose or Not Disclose?
... The current study highlighted the ongoing process of disclosure, including both factors and outcomes involved in the disclosure decision-making process, adding to the body of knowledge on invisible ...
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Are there options outside livestock economy? Diversification among households of northern Kenya
... The ability of households to engage in a livelihood strategy, whether pastoral or off-farm, depends on four socio-economic characteristics of the household: number of income sources, dis[r] ...
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Performance on a pattern separation task by Alzheimer’s patients shows possible links between disrupted dentate gyrus activity and apolipoprotein E ∈4 status and cerebrospinal fluid amyloid-β42 levels
... the ability to recognize the previously presented pictures, which reflects pattern com- ...the ability to correctly reject the closely similar pictures and levels of Aβ42, which exceeded a medium effect ...
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Availability of suPAR in emergency departments may improve risk stratification: a secondary analysis of the TRIAGE III trial
... AUC of 0.87 (0.82–0.93), which was not significantly higher than suPAR alone (P = 0.16), Fig. 1. A model with the addition of both suPAR and age to DEPT were not significantly better than suPAR alone (P = 0.16) or suPAR ...
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Dont Dis Our Abilities
... Fairly simple and straightforward: Give Acceptance “as is.” The way that a person perceives his disability is key to the rational acceptance of the fact of disability. Positive acceptance has traditionally been described ...
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(Dis)entangling Barad: Materialisms and ethics
... ‘[t]he ability to make one’s research framework apply to greater scales, without changing the research questions, has become a hallmark of modern knowledge’ ...
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Mapping (dis)agreement in hydrologic projections
... which one is the uncertainty in the emission scenario, which depends on greenhouse gas emissions and the policy that will be implemented to limit emissions. Two other impor- tant sources of uncertainty are the ...
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Dis/articulating bellies: a reproductive glance
... And that if, as Sawicki has as well written, strands of feminism and of anti-feminism can agree on certain aspects of medical intervention into reproductive practice, the question shifts[r] ...
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(Dis)entangling Barad: Materialisms and Ethics.
... If we add in bonus points for a cluster of terms taken from her book Meeting the Universe Halfway: Quantum Physics and the Entanglement of Matter and Meaning (2007) – especially ‘ent[r] ...
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Lost in Delegation?:(Dis)organizing for Sustainability
... Through our actor-network analysis we have been able to consider how behind the competing human agendas and intentions to enact or resist visions of sustainability, lie associations betw[r] ...
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Digital Media and Conflict
... The ability to communicate, and to produce and receive diverse information through participatory media, is part of a struggle within conflict-prone societies between allowing for non-coercive debates and dialogue ...
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