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Disability and popular culture: focusing passion, creating community and expressing defiance

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Disability Rights and Representation Inclusion and Disability in Education and Sport Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

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Ellis’s Disability and Popular Culture tackles a manifestly important subject. With a few notable exceptions, cultural disability studies has neglected the popular, or shown little interest in read...

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