Add to ORKGUpon examining disability in the ancient Greek world through a disability studies lens, it becomes clear that several themes current in the way society views disability now find their roots in the ancient Greek world. As well, modern disability studies offers a more nuanced understanding of some of the ideas the ancient Greeks may have had about disability. This paper will examine these concepts and themes using the Hephaestus myth
The first book in the Routledge Studies in Ancient Disabilities series, Disability Studies and the C...
In the history of human kind in all ethnic groups and communities there have been individuals with p...
India is a country of myth, religions and folklore. Mythological texts, teachings and religious ferv...
Upon examining disability in the ancient Greek world through a disability studies lens, it becomes c...
Over the last 20 years disability scholars have analyzed representations of people with disabilities...
Through the lenses of Disability Studies and archaeological theories of identity, I use ancient Gree...
Ancient histories of the disabled body are often characterised by the extent to which disabled peopl...
Studies on gender, race and sexuality have provided us with valuable insights into the study of disa...
This chapter proposes that the myths of Hephaistos, the ancient Greek god of metalwork and the only ...
Historians of the ancient past, almost without exception, have approached the topic of disability by...
Disability is and has always been culturally and historically contingent; each society and culture t...
There has been a popularization in society of the Right hemisphere of the brain being responsible fo...
Over the last thirty years, the development of disability studies as an academic discipline has in t...
WOS: 000456401600006Research concerning disability or the history of disability is only recently eme...
Many of the ableist tropes around disability and disabled people in the modern world find their ante...
The first book in the Routledge Studies in Ancient Disabilities series, Disability Studies and the C...
In the history of human kind in all ethnic groups and communities there have been individuals with p...
India is a country of myth, religions and folklore. Mythological texts, teachings and religious ferv...
Upon examining disability in the ancient Greek world through a disability studies lens, it becomes c...
Over the last 20 years disability scholars have analyzed representations of people with disabilities...
Through the lenses of Disability Studies and archaeological theories of identity, I use ancient Gree...
Ancient histories of the disabled body are often characterised by the extent to which disabled peopl...
Studies on gender, race and sexuality have provided us with valuable insights into the study of disa...
This chapter proposes that the myths of Hephaistos, the ancient Greek god of metalwork and the only ...
Historians of the ancient past, almost without exception, have approached the topic of disability by...
Disability is and has always been culturally and historically contingent; each society and culture t...
There has been a popularization in society of the Right hemisphere of the brain being responsible fo...
Over the last thirty years, the development of disability studies as an academic discipline has in t...
WOS: 000456401600006Research concerning disability or the history of disability is only recently eme...
Many of the ableist tropes around disability and disabled people in the modern world find their ante...
The first book in the Routledge Studies in Ancient Disabilities series, Disability Studies and the C...
In the history of human kind in all ethnic groups and communities there have been individuals with p...
India is a country of myth, religions and folklore. Mythological texts, teachings and religious ferv...