Vol 36, No 1 (2016)

Vol 36, No 1 (2016)

Winter 2016

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18061/dsq.v36i1

Table of Contents

Prefatory Matter

Introduction

Allyson Day, Kim E. Nielsen

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Re-Reading

Horrible Heroes: Liberating Alternative Visions of Disability in Horror

Melinda Hall

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The Norm___ and the Pathological

Kevin Gotkin

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Disability, Narrative, and Moral Status

Elizabeth B. Purcell

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Re-Imagining

iTechnology as cure or iTechnology as empowerment: What do North American news media report?

Beth Haller, Chelsea Temple Jones, Vishaya Naidoo, Art Blaser, Lindzey Galliford

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Virtual realities: The use of violent video games in U.S. military recruitment and treatment of mental disability caused by war

John Derby

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OUT OF SIGHT, STILL IN MIND: visually impaired women's embodied accounts of ideal femininity

Tara A. Fannon

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Re-Framing

The Body and its Able-ness: Articulating In/Eligibility through Rhetorics of Motherhood, Unjust Language, and Questionable Medical Authority

Rachel D. Davidson, Lara C. Stache

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The right to education: What is happening for disabled students in New Zealand?

Alison Kearney

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"What is disability? It depends whose shoes you are wearing": Parent understandings of the concept of disability

Kathy Cologon

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Selective Abortion as Moral Failure? Revaluation of the Feminist Case for Reproductive Rights in a Disability Context

Claire McKinney

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Brokenness / Transformation: Reflections on Academic Critiques of L'Arche

Madeline Burghardt

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Book and Film Reviews

Review of Deaf and Hearing Siblings in Conversation

Joan M Ostrove

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