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Feminist Perspectives on Disability

by Barbara Fawcett
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Feb 2000
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English
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Feminist Perspectives on Disability provides a much needed synthesis of the ideas in two high profile fields, feminism and disability studies. It is written by an experienced researcher and teacher and will not only prove a valuable addition to the series but will also make an important contribution in its own right to the development of theory and practice in these two fields.

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PublishedFeb 21, 2000
ISBN-10058236941X
ISBN-139780582369412
LanguageEnglish

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