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Paul Guest. My Index of Slightly Horrifying Knowledge. New York: Ecco Press, 2008. Lambeth, Laurie
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"I Just Absolutely Loved What I Did": The Rhetorical Construction of a Disabled Identity Stephens, Yvonne; Kent State University
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The Blurring of Boundaries between Research and Everyday Life: Dilemmas of Employing One’s Own Experiential Knowledge in Disability Research Mogendorff, Karen; Wageningen University
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Gabe’s Stories: Intersecting Spirituality with Speech-Related (Dis)ability Norton, Nadjwa; City College, City University of New York
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Normalcy, Knowledge, and Nature in Mark Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Ray, Sarah Jaquette
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Some Touching Thoughts and Wishful Thinking Kleege, Georgina; University of California, Berkeley
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"This is the anthropologist, and she is sighted": Ethnographic Research with Blind Women Hammer, Gili; The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Reflexivity in Research: Disability between the Lines Rinaldi, Jen
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Becoming-undisciplined through my Foray into Disability Studies Moss, Pamela; University of Victoria
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Foucault and ‘the Right to Life’: from Technologies of Normalization to Societies of Control” Anders, Abram; University of Minnesota Duluth
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