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Author:   Elizabeth DePoy (University of Maine, USA) ,  Stephen Gilson (University of Maine, USA)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.560kg
ISBN:  

9781138601161

ISBN 10:   1138601160
Pages:   302
Publication Date:   09 May 2018
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Tertiary & Higher Education
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

"Part 1: Scope and Craft The Scope 1. Branding, Designing and Marketing Humanity 2. History of Designing and Branding the Category of Disability 3. Conceptual Design: Designing and Branding Disability as Abnormal 4. Axiological Design: Designing and Branding Value or Devalue 5. Designing Individual and Collective Identity 6. Market Segment: Designing and Branding the Disability Park 7. Policy Design: Designing Disability Rights and Resources-Local through Global 8. Designing Disability: Beyond the Limits of Humanness The Craft 9. Designing and Branding Disability Through Concept and Image 10. Designing and Branding Disability Through Policy and Services 11. Designing Disability Through Structures and Products Part 2: Undesigning and Redesigning 12. Using Design and Branding to Dismantle the Park 13. Redesigning and Rebranding through Innovative Knowledge and Skill, Visuals, Conceptuals, and ""Concretuals"" 14. Knowledge and Skills for Creating Profound Change"

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"'This book completely rethinks the idea of disability in new and innovative ways by starting with the concept of disability as design. The authors ask us not how to critique ""normal"" but how we could redesign it. A groundbreaking analysis that makes it impossible to think about disability as we have in the past.' - Lennard J. Davis, University of Illinois, USA"

'This book completely rethinks the idea of disability in new and innovative ways by starting with the concept of disability as design. The authors ask us not how to critique normal but how we could redesign it. A groundbreaking analysis that makes it impossible to think about disability as we have in the past.' - Lennard J. Davis, University of Illinois, USA

Author Information

Elizabeth DePoy is Professor of Interdisciplinary Disability Studies at the University of Maine, USA. Stephen Gilson is Professor of Interdisciplinary Disability Studies at the University of Maine, USA.

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