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Negotiating Local Knowledge II: Kiswahili and Attitudes toward Disability Waliaula, Ken Walibora
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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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Talking to One Another in Education: The Importance of Bildung and Tact Gilham, Christopher
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Universal Design Research as a New Materialist Practice Hamraie, Aimi; Emory University
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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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A Teacher’s Deconstruction of Disability: A Discourse Analysis Kang, Jong-Gu
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Invisible Credibility: Ethos and the E-patient Ghiaciuc, Susan
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