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Author: Leland Bell ,
Peter L. Tyor
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Imprint: Praeger Publishers Inc
Volume: No. 15
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 1.40cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.507kg
ISBN: 9780313209772
ISBN 10: 0313209774
Pages: 215
Publication Date: 21 December 1984
Audience:
College/higher education
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General/trade
,
Professional and scholarly
,
Undergraduate
,
General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
"?According to Tyor and Bell, ... debate over how to meet the needs of the retarded is not a new one. Their interpretation is that mentally retarded people have been viewed traditionally with a mixture of pity, scorn, fear, and contempt, and have been consigned to the periphery of society.' The mentally retarded are, they emphasize, an underclass of forgotten people.' Even though some have championed their cause, the mentally retared have had few advocates working on their behalf. Ignorance of their plight is the enemy of the retarded. Tyor and Bell's book is a scholarly and informative step toward public enlightenment.?-Choice ""According to Tyor and Bell, ... debate over how to meet the needs of the retarded is not a new one. Their interpretation is that mentally retarded people have been viewed traditionally with a mixture of pity, scorn, fear, and contempt, and have been consigned to the periphery of society.' The mentally retarded are, they emphasize, an underclass of forgotten people.' Even though some have championed their cause, the mentally retared have had few advocates working on their behalf. Ignorance of their plight is the enemy of the retarded. Tyor and Bell's book is a scholarly and informative step toward public enlightenment.""-Choice"
?According to Tyor and Bell, ... debate over how to meet the needs of the retarded is not a new one. Their interpretation is that mentally retarded people have been viewed traditionally with a mixture of pity, scorn, fear, and contempt, and have been consigned to the periphery of society.' The mentally retarded are, they emphasize, an underclass of forgotten people.' Even though some have championed their cause, the mentally retared have had few advocates working on their behalf. Ignorance of their plight is the enemy of the retarded. Tyor and Bell's book is a scholarly and informative step toward public enlightenment.?-Choice
?According to Tyor and Bell, ... debate over how to meet the needs of the retarded is not a new one. Their interpretation is that mentally retarded people have been viewed traditionally with a mixture of pity, scorn, fear, and contempt, and have been consigned to the periphery of society.' The mentally retarded are, they emphasize, an underclass of forgotten people.' Even though some have championed their cause, the mentally retared have had few advocates working on their behalf. Ignorance of their plight is the enemy of the retarded. Tyor and Bell's book is a scholarly and informative step toward public enlightenment.?-Choice ""According to Tyor and Bell, ... debate over how to meet the needs of the retarded is not a new one. Their interpretation is that mentally retarded people have been viewed traditionally with a mixture of pity, scorn, fear, and contempt, and have been consigned to the periphery of society.' The mentally retarded are, they emphasize, an underclass of forgotten people.' Even though some have championed their cause, the mentally retared have had few advocates working on their behalf. Ignorance of their plight is the enemy of the retarded. Tyor and Bell's book is a scholarly and informative step toward public enlightenment.""-Choice
Author Information
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