Semiotics and Dis/ability

Semiotics and Dis/abilityExamines the ways that the labels "disability" and "difference" are socially and culturally constructed. This book brings together a unique collection of personal narratives and summaries of studies that problematize existing meanings of "disability" and "difference." Using applied semiotics as an analytical lens, the contributors examine the ways that these labels are socially and culturally constructed. Contributors include anthropologists, teacher

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Evidence-based Assessment and Management of Depressive Disorders

this collection deftly explores the interwoven destinies of Blacks and Jews through the civil rights movement

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the second edition of 101 Careers in Gerontology provides a wealth of helpful and timely guidance in this rapidly growing field

By the Grace of Guile: The Role of Deception in Natural History in Human Affairs

it distills crucial new information regarding aspects of disability pertaining to medical conditions commonly encountered in rehabilitation settings

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