Add to ORKGNoting that children's books about disability will influence children's opinions about disability, this article includes a review of 10 children's books published since the year 2000 to determine possible interpretations about disability. Postmodern theory is referenced to challenge the division between disability and able-bodiedness. In essence, this article asserts that what is dangerous in children's books about disability is the way in which they tend to uphold social structures such as disability and normalcy as authentic and therefore indisputable
This thesis is an occasion to examine how normalcy – as a phenomenon constructed in society and so n...
Picture books convey messages about society and how groups of people engage with one another and are...
A review of 20 children’s picture books and novels featuring characters with disabilities. Through ...
Bachelor Honours - Bachelor of Arts (BA)The representation of disability in children’s literature in...
Disability affects everyone, either first-hand or indirectly. However,\ud discussion of disability i...
Picture books are a big part of young children’s life and something that is daily used in most presc...
This paper examines the cultural construction of disability detailed within school reading schemes. ...
This three-fold dissertation examines the semiotic and textual ways that children’s literature is me...
In this qualitative study, the author uses the theoretical lens of disability studies to examine how...
Where are all the disabled people in children's picture books? This article will introduce an innova...
As a response to real or imagined subordination, popular culture reflects the everyday experience of...
An important goal of inclusive education is to create an environment in which individual differences...
The article investigates recent Children’s Literature, in order to find out metaphors and references...
This book explores multiple metanarratives of disability to introduce and investigate the critical c...
This book examines the relationship between contemporary cultural representations of disabled childr...
This thesis is an occasion to examine how normalcy – as a phenomenon constructed in society and so n...
Picture books convey messages about society and how groups of people engage with one another and are...
A review of 20 children’s picture books and novels featuring characters with disabilities. Through ...
Bachelor Honours - Bachelor of Arts (BA)The representation of disability in children’s literature in...
Disability affects everyone, either first-hand or indirectly. However,\ud discussion of disability i...
Picture books are a big part of young children’s life and something that is daily used in most presc...
This paper examines the cultural construction of disability detailed within school reading schemes. ...
This three-fold dissertation examines the semiotic and textual ways that children’s literature is me...
In this qualitative study, the author uses the theoretical lens of disability studies to examine how...
Where are all the disabled people in children's picture books? This article will introduce an innova...
As a response to real or imagined subordination, popular culture reflects the everyday experience of...
An important goal of inclusive education is to create an environment in which individual differences...
The article investigates recent Children’s Literature, in order to find out metaphors and references...
This book explores multiple metanarratives of disability to introduce and investigate the critical c...
This book examines the relationship between contemporary cultural representations of disabled childr...
This thesis is an occasion to examine how normalcy – as a phenomenon constructed in society and so n...
Picture books convey messages about society and how groups of people engage with one another and are...
A review of 20 children’s picture books and novels featuring characters with disabilities. Through ...