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Incurably Human Item Info
- Title:
- Incurably Human
- Description:
- Incurably Human is a semi-autobiographical book about inclusion, written by Micheline Mason. In the text, the author documents her experiences navigating the world with a physical disability. Along with the semi-personal narrative, the author provides a number of excerpts from other books that document the impact of eugenics, segregation, and medical “models” of disability on inclusivity for disabled people. Mason also explores several “resistance movements” to these forms of thought, such as reclaiming disabled identity, policy corrections, and the development of inclusive education. Several black and white illustrations accompany the text.
- Publisher:
- Working Press
- Creator:
- Micheline Mason
- Date:
- 2000
- Type:
- text
- Format:
- application/pdf
- Subjects:
- inclusivity disability nonfiction Working Press London segregation eugenics identity medical models inclusive education
- Latitude:
- 51.4878180017594
- Longitude:
- -0.105386976472896
- Location:
- London
- Language:
- English
- Is a Part of:
- Trades Union Congress Library Collections, FWWCP Collection, Region 8 London, Box 10
Source
- Preferred Citation:
- "Incurably Human", Digital Collections, FWWCP
- Reference Link:
- https://library.bc.edu/ds/fwwcp/items/fwwcp08l10306.html