Volume 24 • Issue 4 • 2004 • Disability Studies in Public Health and the Health Professions


Articles

Disability Counter-Narrative: Transforming Ideas Among High School Students

Mike Gill

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Exceeding the Frame: The Photography of Diane Arbus

Ann Millett

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Disability and Identity: Personal Constructions and Formalized Supports

Chris Johnstone

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Social Support and Social Network Mobilization in Older African American Women who Have Experienced Strokes

Susan Magasi

2004-09-15 Volume 24 • Issue 4 • 2004 • Disability Studies in Public Health and the Health Professions

Creative Works

Reality

Lucy Birbiglia

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Window Offices — Author's Commentary

Adrian Spratt

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The Things I Forget

Kathi Wolfe

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The Cancer Party

T.K. Dalton

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Window Offices

Adrian Spratt

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Prefatory Matter

News and Notes

Patricia Young

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Editors' Preface

Beth Haller and Corinne Kirchner

2004-09-15 Volume 24 • Issue 4 • 2004 • Disability Studies in Public Health and the Health Professions

Cultural Commentary

There's Something About Disabled People: The Contradictions of Freakery in the Films of the Farrelly Brothers

Kathleen LeBesco

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The Road Behind, The Road Ahead: Towards a Coherent National Disability Policy Agenda

Martin Gould

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Stigma Busters in Their Own Voice

Victoria Molta

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SDS Listserv Comments on Disability Studies Guidelines

Linda Chen, Cathy Kudlick and Corinne Kirchner

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Book and Film Reviews

Schizophrenia, Culture and Subjectivity: The Edge of Experience

Elizabeth Donaldson

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Seabiscuit (the movie)

Philippa Gates

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FDR's Body Politics: The Rhetoric of Disability

Lou Thompson

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Controversial Issues in a Disabling Society

Emily Perkins

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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time

Beth Haller

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Gaillard in Deaf America

Wendy L. Chrisman

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Understanding Deaf Culture: In Search of Deafhood

Cara L. Cardinale

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Sweet Bells Jangled: Laura Redden Searing, A Deaf Poet Restored

Rita Rich

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We Are Phamaly

Alana Kumbier

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Refrigerator Mother

Anke Kriske

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When Walking Fails

Marsha Saxton

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The Unfit: A history of a bad idea

Kathleen LeBesco

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Theme Issue: Disability Studies in Public Health and the Health Professions

Teaching Across the Continuum: From Disabilities Studies to Public Health Leadership

Anita M. Farel

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Promoting Interprofessionalism and Leadership in Disability Studies with Public Health Students from a Family Perspective

Dana Barber Gonzales and Deborah L. Gangluff

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Redefining Disability to Promote Equality: The Role of Disability Studies in Educating Occupational Therapists

Beth Ann Wright

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Disability Studies in the Belly of the Beast

Pamela Block

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Teaching About Disability: Involving Patients with Disabilities as Medical Educators

Paula M. Minihan, Ylisabyth S. Bradshaw, Linda M. Long, Wayne Altman, Sonya Perduta-Fulginiti, Jeanette Ector, Karen L. Foran, Lillian Johnson, Paul Kahn and Robert Sneirson

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Editor's Introduction

Kristine A. Mulhorn

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Commentary Section: Disability Studies and Public Health Education

Why the Medical Model Needs Disability Studies (and vice-versa): A Perspective from Rehabilitation Psychology

Jeffrey E. Evans

2004-09-15 Volume 24 • Issue 4 • 2004 • Disability Studies in Public Health and the Health Professions

Reminding Ourselves of the Often Overlooked — Education and Training of Home Health Aides

Mary Ann Price

2004-09-15 Volume 24 • Issue 4 • 2004 • Disability Studies in Public Health and the Health Professions

Can Disability Studies Survive and Prosper within Medically-Modeled Curricula?

Alex Lubet

2004-09-15 Volume 24 • Issue 4 • 2004 • Disability Studies in Public Health and the Health Professions

A Slowly Evolving Paradigm of Disability in Public Health Education

Katharine Hayward

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Public Health Education, Research, and Disability Studies: A View From Epidemiology

Elena M. Andresen

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Disability Studies in Education of Public Health and Health Professionals: Can It Work for All Involved?

Katherine D. Seelman

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