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author
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Davis, Lennard J., 1949-
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title
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Bending over backwards : disability, dismodernism, and other difficult positions / Lennard J. Davis ; with a foreword by Michael Berube.
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published
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New York : New York University Press, c2002.
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description
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xii, 200 p. ; 24 cm.
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series note
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( Cultural front)
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series
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Cultural front (Series)
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all locations
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Availability
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location
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UMBC Library Stacks | HV1553 .D38 2002 Holdings  Availability
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notes
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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contents
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The end of identity politics and the beginning of dismodernism -- On disability as an unstable category -- Crips strike back -- The rise of disability studies -- Dr. Johnson, Amelia, and the discourse of disability -- Criminal statements -- Homosexuality and textuality in the account of Jan Svilt eighteenth century shipwrecked sailor -- Who put the The in the novel? -- Identity politics and disability in novel studies -- The rule of normalcy -- Politics and disability in
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the USA (United States of Ability) -- Bending over backwards -- Narcissism, the ADA, and the courts -- Go to the margins of the class -- Disability and hate crimes -- A voyage out (or is it back?) -- Class and disability in my life.
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subjects
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People with disabilities -- United States.
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Sociology of disability -- United States.
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Disability studies -- United States.
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format
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Book
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ISBN
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081471949X (cloth : alk. paper)
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0814719503 (pbk. : alk. paper)
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