View in ORKG Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)Abstract
A history of the re-conceptualisation of disability in children's fiction in English, 1914 to the present
A history of the re-conceptualisation of disability in children's fiction in English, 1914 to the present
“Disabling Modernity: Disability and Sexuality in British Literature, Film, and Culture, 1880-1939,”...
Can we create a historical timeline of disability by using works of fiction during the twentieth cen...
An account of social attitudes towards blind and deaf children in the 19th Century shows how the soc...
Hegemonic visions of what the human body and mind should be pervade the literature of the late ninet...
Bachelor Honours - Bachelor of Arts (BA)The representation of disability in children’s literature in...
Major Research Paper (Master's), Critical Disability Studies, School of Health Policy and Management...
Children’s books with characters that have disabilities have been touted as an avenue to intro-duce ...
“Helpless and a cripple”: the disabled child in children’s literature and child rescue discourses.Th...
Noting that children's books about disability will influence children's opinions about disability, t...
Abstract: Throughout civilization, the power of the word has significantly influenced and shaped soc...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DX189193 / BLDSC - British Library Do...
The transfer of disability history research to new generation audiences is crucial to allow lessons ...
181 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2008.While many previous studies o...
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. ...
“Disabling Modernity: Disability and Sexuality in British Literature, Film, and Culture, 1880-1939,”...
Can we create a historical timeline of disability by using works of fiction during the twentieth cen...
An account of social attitudes towards blind and deaf children in the 19th Century shows how the soc...
Hegemonic visions of what the human body and mind should be pervade the literature of the late ninet...
Bachelor Honours - Bachelor of Arts (BA)The representation of disability in children’s literature in...
Major Research Paper (Master's), Critical Disability Studies, School of Health Policy and Management...
Children’s books with characters that have disabilities have been touted as an avenue to intro-duce ...
“Helpless and a cripple”: the disabled child in children’s literature and child rescue discourses.Th...
Noting that children's books about disability will influence children's opinions about disability, t...
Abstract: Throughout civilization, the power of the word has significantly influenced and shaped soc...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DX189193 / BLDSC - British Library Do...
The transfer of disability history research to new generation audiences is crucial to allow lessons ...
181 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2008.While many previous studies o...
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. ...
“Disabling Modernity: Disability and Sexuality in British Literature, Film, and Culture, 1880-1939,”...
Can we create a historical timeline of disability by using works of fiction during the twentieth cen...
An account of social attitudes towards blind and deaf children in the 19th Century shows how the soc...