Introducing disability and social theory

Dan Goodley, Bill Hughes, Lennard Davis

1-14

Civilising modernity and the ontological invalidation of disabled people

Bill Hughes

17-32

Commodifying autism

the cultural contexts of "disability" in the academy

Rebecca Mallett, Katherine Runswick-Cole

33-51

Disability and the majority world

a neocolonial approach

Shaun Grech

52-69

Discourses of disabled peoples' organisations

Foucault, Bourdieu and future perspectives

Theo Blackmore, Stephen Lee Hodgkins

70-87

Cyborgs, cripples and icrip

reflections on the contribution of Haraway to disability studies

Donna Reeve

91-111

Theory, impairment and impersonal singularities

Deleuze, Guattari and Agamben

James Overboe

112-126

The body as the problem of individuality

a phenomenological disability studies approach

Tanya Titchkosky, Rod Michalko

127-142

Dancing with disability

an intersubjective approach

Eimir McGrath

143-158

Nomadology and subjectivity

Deleuze, Guattari and critical disability studies

Griet Roets, Rosi Braidotti

161-178

Jacques lacan + Paul Hunt = psychoanalytic disability studies

Dan Goodley

179-194

Intellectual disability trouble

Foucault and Goffman on "challenging behaviour"

Karl Nunkoosing, Mark Haydon-Laurelut

195-211

Stalking ableism

using disability to expose "abled" narcissism

Fiona Kumari Campbell

212-230

Lave and Wenger, communities of practice and disability studies

Rebecca Lawthom

233-251

Disability, development and postcolonialism

Tsitsi Chataika

252-269

Engaging with disability with postcolonial theory

Anita Ghai

270-286

Recognition, respect and rights

women with disabilities in a globalised world

Carolyn Frohmader, Helen Meekosha

287-307

Conclusion

Disability and social theory

Bill Hughes, Dan Goodley

308-317