Reflections on a pilot project: removing the “dis ” from disability This paper explores preliminary through an oral history narrative, the entrepreneur who is legally blind. These experiences participant has experienced in the U.S. as a woman with an “invisible ” disability, specifically legal blindness that was acquired in adulthood. initial intent of contributing to the genre of narrative inquiry with a feminist lens 2011). During the stage of data analysis, the researcher constructivist grounded theory as a methodological paradigm, informed by both critical theory and feminist theory as broader theoretical perspectives 1995). The investigative concern through the course of the project has shape to a theoretical process, rather than a con...
Situated at the intersection of disability and feminist theory, this paper conducts an analysis of a...
This study focuses on how the experiences of women with disabilities should be included in critical ...
Produced by The Center on Disability Studies, University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawai'i, The...
The purpose of this article is to consider the implications to reflexivity in disability research. T...
This article is based on a substantial and unique research project, reported in full in French, S., ...
This research examines disabled men's identities and lived experiences from the perspective of blind...
Offered is a reprocessing of the methodological decisions made in a graduate student's (first author...
Perhaps the best opening line in disability studies comes from Georgina Kleege: “Writing this book m...
In this paper, we weave in and out of theory and narrative in order to consider the potential of dis...
This dissertation reports a study of the experience of disability of one student identified as havin...
Adult basic and literacy education (ABLE) is a unique social and educational site, a borderland wher...
In this article, the authors trace the possible political potential of their post-modernist, feminis...
This feminist oral history project located at the intersections of disability, feminist, body politi...
In 1999 we began research, funded by the ‘Thomas Pocklington Trust’, to explore the opinions of visu...
Research on social inclusion often focuses on social exclusion. However, in order to gain greater in...
Situated at the intersection of disability and feminist theory, this paper conducts an analysis of a...
This study focuses on how the experiences of women with disabilities should be included in critical ...
Produced by The Center on Disability Studies, University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawai'i, The...
The purpose of this article is to consider the implications to reflexivity in disability research. T...
This article is based on a substantial and unique research project, reported in full in French, S., ...
This research examines disabled men's identities and lived experiences from the perspective of blind...
Offered is a reprocessing of the methodological decisions made in a graduate student's (first author...
Perhaps the best opening line in disability studies comes from Georgina Kleege: “Writing this book m...
In this paper, we weave in and out of theory and narrative in order to consider the potential of dis...
This dissertation reports a study of the experience of disability of one student identified as havin...
Adult basic and literacy education (ABLE) is a unique social and educational site, a borderland wher...
In this article, the authors trace the possible political potential of their post-modernist, feminis...
This feminist oral history project located at the intersections of disability, feminist, body politi...
In 1999 we began research, funded by the ‘Thomas Pocklington Trust’, to explore the opinions of visu...
Research on social inclusion often focuses on social exclusion. However, in order to gain greater in...
Situated at the intersection of disability and feminist theory, this paper conducts an analysis of a...
This study focuses on how the experiences of women with disabilities should be included in critical ...
Produced by The Center on Disability Studies, University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawai'i, The...