The Reworking of Spatial Attribution: People with Intellectual Disabilites and the Micropolitics of Dissensus

Ann Fudge Schormans · Adrienne Chambon

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Space, as conceptualized by Pierre Bourdieu (1989), is always relational and always an indication of social positioning. Symbolic of the often entrenched and violent social divisions that exist in ...

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