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Adventures in self-care, or, meet the glass boxes full of water | The Ladylike Punk

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Pain, sexuality, and disability. Colonialism, English language teaching, and balancing politics with love. A sweary reflection →. Adventures in self-care, or, meet the glass boxes full of water. September 28, 2014. 8220;Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.”. A Burst of Light,. And the dwarf hairgrass, in the hope that this will give the. A bit more room to spread. HC is a lovely little plant, but it is much slower to spread than t...

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Letting it be | The Ladylike Punk

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Pain, sexuality, and disability. Multiculture in the classroom. Panorama, painkillers, and pain. →. June 3, 2015. I think the idea of abjection is really important when talking about pain (and percieved suffering – not “I am suffering”, but “you must be suffering”); Imogen Tyler’s. Jain is discussing cancer – another illness not usually included in disability, but one that should be – when she writes of Audre Lorde’s. With all that living entails, is both the easiest and the most complicated. Psychology ...

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The Ladylike Punk | pain, sexuality, and disability | Page 2

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Pain, sexuality, and disability. Newer posts →. June 3, 2015. I think the idea of abjection is really important when talking about pain (and percieved suffering – not “I am suffering”, but “you must be suffering”); Imogen Tyler’s. Jain is discussing cancer – another illness not usually included in disability, but one that should be – when she writes of Audre Lorde’s. With all that living entails, is both the easiest and the most complicated. Kafer, Alison. Feminist, queer, crip. NYU Press, 2006. This ter...

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Multiculture in the classroom | The Ladylike Punk

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Pain, sexuality, and disability. Letting it be →. Multiculture in the classroom. March 11, 2015. This term is teaching has undoubtedly presented challenges in terms of pedagogical practice, and in terms of simple practicalities, but has also thrown out issues that I did not expect. I hope that I can use my reflections on this going forward, but I would also be interested to hear from any others who had experience of teaching sociology not just to multicultural groups but to international students. A Very...

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List of publications - Oskar Krantz

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Krantz, O. (2014) Fysiska funktionsnedsättningar och social utsatthet: Tekniska hjälpmedel som möjlighet och hinder för delaktighet. pp 0-0 in: Lalander, P. and Svensson, B. (eds.). Antologi om social utsatthet och socialt arbete. Lund: Studentlitteratur. (. Under utgivning våren 2014. Fäldt, F. and Krantz, O. (2014). Åldrande och intellektuella funktionsnedsättningar en litteraturöversikt. FoU-Rapport 2014:1, Malmö stad, Stadskontoret. Lingärde, S. and Krantz, O. (2013) Barnfattigdom vems ansvar? Krantz...

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Disability Studies Network

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Skip to main content. Postdoctoral Associates (2 positions), Medical Humanities, Rutgers University. Posted on September 28th, 2016 by Hannah Tweed. Center for Cultural Analysis (CCA), Rutgers University-New Brunswick, NJ. Call for Applications, 2017-18. Postdoctoral Associate (2 positions). Topics of interest will include but are not limited to the history of disease, illness, health, and care; the visual culture of medicine; disability studies; medical narratives of all kinds, including scientific narr...

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Review of Disability Studies: December 2014

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Click above for more information about the journal itself and to subscribe. Wednesday, December 3, 2014. Editorial from Volume 10, Issue 3,4 by Megan A. Conway, PhD, RDS Editor-in-Chief. Image of grinning man in Aloha shirt pointing to data chart while volcano explodes in the background. Image of empty bed in State Hospital labeled "The Lives They Left Behind. Suitcases from a State Hospital Attic". By Norman Kunc,. Photo of protesters crawling up the Capitol steps. As we celebrate and conclude our tenth...

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Review of Disability Studies: March 2015

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Click above for more information about the journal itself and to subscribe. Tuesday, March 17, 2015. Meet the RDS Editorial Board. Associate Editor of Forums. Associate Editor of Multimedia. I am excited to serve as Associate Editor of Multimedia for the Review of Disability Studies. I am particularly interested in submissions of film/video/digital media that address the contradictory nature of disability. Submissions in all genres are welcome. Associate Editor of Research Articles and Essays. Pacific Ri...

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Review of Disability Studies: December 2013

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Click above for more information about the journal itself and to subscribe. Thursday, December 12, 2013. Somebody Else's Snarling Pet Dog. My Trained Pet "Presto" Relaxing in the Grass. A recent article in the Santa Rosa Press Democrat was titled “Fake Service Dogs Anger Owners of Trained Pets”. Http:/ www.pressdemocrat.com/article/20130807/articles/130809625. A PET,” to an airline reservationist? I was dismayed by this news. That is to say, I was dismayed that the issue made. Usually (with the possible ...

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Review of Disability Studies: November 2013

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Click above for more information about the journal itself and to subscribe. Thursday, November 7, 2013. An Interview With Dr. Steven Brown. Dr Steven Brown, Professor at the Center on Disability Studies at the University of Hawaii, Manoa. You mentioned in your book Surprised to Be Standing. That being diagnosed with Gaucher’s Disease and realizing your physical limitation when you were a child made you feel that your life changed forever. Please share with us. Some life changing events that followed?