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Disability, Self, and Society

TANYA TITCHKOSKY, Disability, Self, and Society. Toronto, Buffalo and London: University of Toronto Press, 2003, xiv + 283 p.

Working from her experience with two disabilities-her own dyslexia and her life partner's (Rod Michalko) blindness-Tanya Titchkosky moves beyond studies that too-narrowly treat disability as merely a source of oppression to show that disability is better understood as a "marginal experience of existence which can speak to the character of that existence" (233). As she observes, dominant accounts tend to "map" the disabled in negative terms as bodies that are lacking or impaired. In contrast, Titchkosky conceptualizes disability as an expression of social relations ...

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