Swartz Leslie. 2010. Able-bodied: Scenes from a curious life. Cape Town: Zebra Press
The disability community – if I may call it such – is diverse. People with disabilities come in all shapes and sizes, all colors, all genders, all ages – indeed, in many ways they are not dissimilar from the “rest of the population.” People with disabilities do, however, have an additional trait or...
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| Yhteenveto: | The disability community – if I may call it such – is diverse. People with disabilities come in all shapes and sizes, all colors, all genders, all ages – indeed, in many ways they are not dissimilar from the “rest of the population.” People with disabilities do, however, have an additional trait or quality, if you will, that non-disabled people have not. They are in some way limited in the activities they can perform – confronted with unaccommodating environments that make it difficult for th... |
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