Efnisyfirlit

• Cover Page
• Half Title Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Table of Contents
• List of figures
• List of tables
• List of contributors
• Introduction
• Part I Illness and impairment
• 1 Social experiences of physical rehabilitation: the role of the family
• 2 Learning from tojisha kenkyu: mental health “patients” studying their difficulties with their peers
• 3 The psycho-social impact of impairments: the case of motor neurone disease
• Part II Disabling processes
• 4 Italian strategies for job placement of persons with disabilities: a network case
• 5 Sites of oppression: dominant ideologies and women with disabilities in India
• 6 How to understand violence against disabled people
• 7 ‘The invisibles’: conceptualising the intersectional relationships between dyslexia, social exclusion and homelessness
• Part III Care and control
• 8 Spaces of indifference: bureaucratic governance and disability rights in Iceland
• 9 Mental capacity and the control of sexuality of people with intellectual disabilities in England and Wales
• 10 ‘My sister won’t let me’: issues of control over one’s own life as experienced by older women with intellectual disabilities
• Part IV Communication and representation
• 11 Social representations and inclusive practices for disabled students in Italian higher education: a mixed-method analysis of multiple perspectives
• 12 The problem of the supercrip: representation and misrepresentation of disability
• 13 User, client or consumer? Construction of roles in video interpreting services
• 14 Reading other minds: ethical considerations on the representation of intellectual disability in fiction
• Index