A History of Disability

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Henri-Jacques Stiker
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Paperback
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The University of Michigan Press
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31/01/2000
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9780472086269
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Henri-Jacques Stiker|Paperback|The University of Michigan Press|31/01/2000
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In addressing Western discourse on disability, Stiker examines the cultural assumption that equality/sameness/similarity is always desired by those in society and asserts his own view that difference is not only acceptable but desirable and necessary'
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