Disability: social aspects books

For many, mentally ill can seem like a label you can never come back from. That's certainly how E.M. Sebree felt...  Read More >>

Over 30 years with Multiple Sclerosis is a journey I never expected to take. Nor was it a journey that I would have...  Read More >>

On a warm, moonlit night in mid-June 1865, three days prior to Beau and Carlotta Wells's scheduled departure, an...  Read More >>

The night of the ferry boat accident, I heard screams in the dark and rough sea. Sailors were screaming for their...  Read More >>

One in a thousand babies born in the UK every year has an extra chromosome that means they have Down syndrome. This...  Read More >>

Elizabeth Nabet remains active in spending quality time with her four children and their families. This includes...  Read More >>

Elizabeth Nabet remains active in spending quality time with her four children and their families. This includes...  Read More >>

The first ever monograph in English on an important section of the population of the Roman world which has too often...  Read More >>

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I, Patient is a true account of my experience in our health-care system. The book can help serve as a guide to anyone...  Read More >>

ABC Now I Know Common Disabilities highlights common disabilities students may encounter in their classrooms. This...  Read More >>

The U-M Council for Disability Concerns, established by then-UM President Harold Shapiro in 1983, has never had...  Read More >>

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Surrender to Being Different is about understanding how we see ourselves, and how we define ourselves, as having...  Read More >>

Dizzying, heartwarming, and laugh-out-loud funny, Tales of a Spoonie Warrior gives you and intimate glimpse into...  Read More >>

This book takes a unique look at not only the presentation of disability in the media but also how image echoes...  Read More >>

This book is for anyone who has found him or herself in the position of taking care of loved ones suffering from...  Read More >>

This book asks what happened to disabled people during industrialization by examining the experiences of those disabled...  Read More >>

A story of struggle and hope, Chasing the Merry-Go-Round allows readers to see the world through the eyes of a person...  Read More >>

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In this lovingly-told story, Denise Solters relates the happiness and sorrow she and her dogs experience as she...  Read More >>

Contesting the assumptions that separate disability and spirituality, William Gaventa argues for the integration...  Read More >>

Bridging black feminist theory with disability studies, Sami Schalk traces how black women's speculative fiction...  Read More >>

This book pulls together essays from a diverse group of well-qualified international scholars who are also teachers...  Read More >>