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Prefatory Matter

Calls for Papers and Announcements

Brenda Brueggemann and Scot Danforth

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Book and Film Reviews

Review of Staging Stigma

Ann Fox

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Review of Synechdoche, New York

David Church

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Review of Bye-Bye Charlie

James Trent

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Review of Staring: How We Look

Stephen Kuusisto

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Disabled Shakespeares

“The lying’st knave in Christendom”: The Development of Disability in the False Miracle of St. Alban’s

Lindsey Row-Heyveld

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Introduction, "Disabled Shakespeares"

Allison P. Hobgood and David Houston Wood

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Disability and the Characterization of Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew

Rachel E. Hile

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Shakespeare's Henry VIII: Stigmatizing the "Disabled" Womb

Mary K. Nelson

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Caesar Hath the Falling Sickness: The Legibility of Early Modern Disability in Shakespearean Drama

Allison P. Hobgood

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"Fluster’d with flowing cups": Alcoholism, Humoralism, and the Prosthetic Narrative in Othello

David Houston Wood

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Enabling Richard: The Rhetoric of Disability in Richard III

Katherine Schaap Williams

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Disability in Kenya: The Nairobi Workshop

Introduction

Philip Armstrong, Nina Berman, Kimani Njogu and Mbugua wa-Mungai

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Reflections on the Disability, Culture, and Human Rights Workshop

Willy Mutunga

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DSQ: Table of Contents

Jennifer Dunkle

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Disability in Kenya: The Nairobi Workshop: Personal Narratives and Reactions to the Workshop

A Pentadic Reflection, Personal and Professional, on the OSU-Kenya Exchange.

Brenda Brueggemann

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Between Disability and Womanhood: The Everyday Struggles and Triumphs of a Kenyan Woman

Beneditta Ngina Gathecha

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Living With Learning

Nereas N Gicoru Hirst

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Dear Diary: The Story of a Disabled Asian Woman

Nafisa Khanbhai

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Bringing Back the Baby Lion: Reflections on the Conference on Disability, Culture, and Human Rights

Marian E Lupo

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“My Journey Across Ridges”: An Interview with Theodoto Ressa

Theodoto Ressa

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Disability in Kenya: The Nairobi Workshop: Disability and Culture: Folklore, Religion, and Identity

"For I name thee…": Disability Onomastics in Kenyan Folklore and Popular Music

Mbugua wa-Mungai

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Media and Disability in Kenya

Kimani Njogu

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Negotiating Local Knowledge II: Kiswahili and Attitudes toward Disability

Ken Walibora Waliaula

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Disability and Identity

Margaret Wangui Murugami

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Biblical and Theological Perspectives on Disability: Implications on the Rights of Persons with Disability in Kenya

Pauline A Otieno

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Disability in Kenya: The Nairobi Workshop: Disability, Communities, and the State

Negotiating Local Knowledge: Networking Disability on the Community Level

Nina Berman

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Beyond (Human) Rights?

Philip Armstrong

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Cultural Perspectives in Language and Speech Disorders

Ruth Ndung'u and Mathew Kinyua

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The Right to Work: A Strategy For Addressing the Invisibility of Persons With Disability

S K Tororei

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Disability in Contexts of Displacement

Michael Karanja

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Enhancing the Full Potential of Persons with Disabilities through Sports in the 21st Century

Mwangi P Wanderi, Andanje Mwisukha and Peter W Bukhala

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