Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan


Creative Works

Three Poems

Kathi Wolfe

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

Prefatory Matter

Calls and Announcements

Scot Danforth and Brenda Brueggemann

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

Editors' Introduction

Brenda Brueggemann and Scot Danforth

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

Cultural Commentary

Cultural Commentary: Reality, Disability, and Education

Phil Smith

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

Cultural Commentary: Staring Back and Forth: The Photographs of Kevin Connolly

Ann Millett

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Book and Film Reviews

Michael Davidson. Concerto for the Left Hand: Disability and the Defamiliar Body

Tobin Siebers

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Jonathan Glover. Choosing Children: Genes, Disability, and Design

Kathleen LeBesco

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Kathi Wolfe, Helen Takes the Stage

Laurie Lambeth

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

Special Section: Disability and History

The American Historical Association Task Force on Disability

Debbie Ann Doyle

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

The Continuation of Slavery: The Experience of Disabled Slaves during Emancipation

James T. Downs

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The Revolving Ramp: Disability and the New Adjunct Economy

Alice K. Adjunct

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Risk, Disability, and Citizenship: U. S. Railroaders and the Federal Employers' Liability Act

John Williams-Searle

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Disability and the Academic Job Market

Sarah F. Rose

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"The Savage Heart beneath the Civilized Exterior": Race, Citizenship, and Mental Illness in Washington, D.C., 1900-1940

Matthew Gambino

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Historical Thinking and Disability History

Kim E. Nielsen

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Disability in History

Douglas C. Baynton

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Introduction: Disability and History

Audra Jennings

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Special Topic: Disability in Japan

Cultural Commentary: Critical Understanding of the Special Support Education in Social Contexts

Yoshihiko Goto

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

Review of Masahiro Morioka. Life Studies Approaches to Bioethics: A New Perspective on Brain Death, Feminism, and Disability.

Yasunobu Nozaki

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

English Language Resources Related to Disability and Disability Studies in Japan

Maho Suzuki

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Disability Studies in Japan: An Introduction

Maho Suzuki

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

Review of M. Shinohara. (1986). Ideological critiques of the mainstream special education discourse on "protecting the educational rights of children with disabilities": Focusing on human reciprocity, or ensuring development? ["Syogaiji-no-kyoiku-ken" shiso-hihan: Kankei-no-sozo-ka hattatu-no-hosyo-ka]

Maho Suzuki

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

Development of Disability Studies in Japan: A Brief Outline

Nagase Osamu

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

Special Section: Zola Award Winners

Zola Award Winner: "I Ain't Had Much Schooling": The Ritual of the Examination and the Social Construction of Impairment

Michael Rembis

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Zola Award Honorable Mention: Sculpting Body Ideals: Alison Lapper Pregnant and the Public Display of Disability

Ann Millett

2008-07-31 Volume 28 • Issue 3 • 2008 • Disability and History / Disability in Japan

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