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A welcome, accessible introduction to the growing field of disability studies. A must-have book for courses in disability studies or the sociology of disability, or for anyone interested in learning more about disability from a sociological perspective. Offer[s] a much-needed perspective to balance negative socially constructed opinions regarding disability.

A welcome, accessible introduction to the growing field of disability studies. A well-written, accessible, and well-rounded introduction to disability studies for all levels of education. Readers will find excellent sociological grounding of the historical, cultural, and legal factors that inform our understanding of disability and ableism. Offer[s] a much-needed perspective to balance negative socially constructed opinions regarding disability.

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Ronald J. Berger is professor emeritus of sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater (UWW). Loren E. Wilbers is assistant professor of sociology and coordinator of the Disability Studies Program at UWW.

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