1st Edition
Cultural Stations of Disability A Moment in Discourse
Introduction – Cultural Stations of Disability: A Moment in Discourse
David Bolt
Part I - Bodies at Work
Chapter One – ‘It’s to Be about Art, Not about Illness’: Creating Ways of Returning to MS
Claire Penketh
Chapter Two – Dury and Dwoskin: Disabled Gazes and De-normalised Sociocultural Archives
Felipe Moreira
Chapter Three – The Crip Archives: Performance and Disability in Lorenza Böttner and Elian Chali
Carlos Ayram and Marta Pascua Canelo
Chapter Four – The Diary and the Diva: Unpacking Disability in Anne Frank and ‘Alejandro’
Stephanie K. Wheeler
Chapter Five – Touching Trust and Finding Two Rhythms: Challenging Hierarchies as Social Activism
Steven J. Walden, Emily Underwood-Lee, Hiroko Uenishi and Gray Hill
Part Two – Textual Travels
Chapter Six – Hidden in Plain Sight: An Autocritical Exploration of Scent of A Woman and All the Light We Cannot See
Lorenzo Dalvit
Chapter Seven – Cultural Stations of Dwarfism: From Little Helpers to Burney Nesbitt
Erin Pritchard
Chapter Eight – A New Testament: Changing Positionality, Changing Interpretation
Emma Swai
Chapter Nine – Moments of Identification: Neurodivergent Sociality and Loss in Marvel’s WandaVision
Frantzeska Zerva
Chapter Ten – Fiction or Fable: Mental Health Depictions in Children’s Literature
Marnie Mitchell
Part III - Personal and Global
Chapter Eleven – The Same Old Story: Disability Erasure and Metaphor in Environmental Discourse
Chloë Hughes
Chapter Twelve – From Cultural Hauntologies to Political Ontologies: An Autocritical Disability Perspective on Welfare Justice as Disability Justice
Arianna Introna
Chapter Thirteen – Performing Femininity: Retelling Stories of the Eyes and the Pure Voice
Zarana Maheshwari
Chapter Fourteen – Figure Skating Pace and Olympics Policy: The Problematics of Performance Normativity Cultures in Women’s Sport
Maryam Farahani and Ian Schermbrucker
Chapter Fifteen – Radical and Regressive: Real-World and Fictional Depictions of Disabled Superheroes in Popular Culture
Steven J. Walden and Ella Houston
Afterword - Our Hard Day at Hartheim
Brenda Jo Brueggemann, Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, and Georgina Kleege
Biography
David Bolt is Professor of Disability Studies and Interdisciplinarity at Liverpool Hope University, United Kingdom.
