Disability: social aspects books

Epilepsy is a frightening and often misunderstood disease affecting nearly six million people in the USA alone,...  Read More >>

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Inspirational and compelling for anyone faced with a physical disability. It is a well-defined autobiography of...  Read More >>

"Bill Clarke suffered a stroke in 2005 that resulted in serious brain damage and left him paralyzed on the left...  Read More >>

Don't call me inspiring. Just call me a woman with athetoid cerebral palsy. My muscles don't function properly,...  Read More >>

Der Roman spricht in sehr lyrischer Form das Tabuthema Behinderung und Sexualitat an. Aber eigentlich geht es um...  Read More >>

Carrie is heartbroken when she is diagnosed with a mental disorder. A short time later, she comes to realize that...  Read More >>

In this powerful memoir, 20-Time Oxford University Medical Journals Contributor, McLean Hospital Harvard Resident...  Read More >>

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Sheds new light on the narrative importance of the disabled man in Victorian literature and culture  Read More >>

A Journey back through days of yester year where a small town Negro girl defined and even redefined in due season,...  Read More >>

Reveals how deaf people in Adamorobe did not live in a social paradise but that they created their own ""Deaf Space""...  Read More >>

Sheds new light on the narrative importance of the disabled man in Victorian literature and culture  Read More >>

Helen Keller's tenacious struggle to overcome being born blind and deaf - with the help of her inspired and inspiring...  Read More >>

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""Includes a new epilogue""--Page 4 of cover.  Read More >>

A firsthand account of insanity and recovery.  Read More >>

This book is an inspirational story of a woman with Spina Bifida who dreams of one day becoming a wife and mother....  Read More >>

"""Sights at the Zoo"" - this book is more than a fun family adventure filled with colorful graphics of zoo animals....  Read More >>

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This book explores the struggle for disability rights, with a focus on Web equality for people with cognitive disabilities....  Read More >>

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A comparative study of the adaptation of a civil rights approach to disability in different national and international...  Read More >>

Junius Wilson (1908-2001) spent seventy-six years at a state mental hospital in Goldsboro, North Carolina, including...  Read More >>