New Narratives of Disability: Volume 11

Editors:

• Sara E. Green
• Donileen R. Loseke

Chapters:

• Prelims
• Introduction Exploring Narrative as a Social Science Framework on Disability and Disabled People

Part I Cultural Stories of Disability and Individual Lives

• Chapter 1 Reframing the Story of Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan: Resisting (Dis)ability Stereotypes through an Analysis of Children’s Literature
• Chapter 2 “It’s Not That Way You Know, She Has a Good Future”: Women’s Experiences of Disability and Community-based Rehabilitation in Sri Lanka
• Chapter 3 Test Anxiety: Participation and Exclusion beyond the Institution
• Chapter 4 Narratives of Care and Citizenship: Mothering “Precariously Normal” Adult Sons and Daughters in an Age of Inequality
• Chapter 5 “More than a Parent, You’re a Caregiver”: Narratives of Fatherhood in Families of Adult Sons and Daughters with Life-long Disabilities

Part II Cultural Stories of Disability and Organizations

• Chapter 6 “You Won’t Tell That You Have Schizophrenia, Right? You Should Say You Have a Small Depression”: Organizational Narratives of “Adjusted” Workers with Disabilities and the Rhetoric of Reassurance in France
• Chapter 7 “I Want to Go Places on My Own”: A Case-study of Virginia Commonwealth University ACE-IT in College
• Chapter 8 More than Therapy: Conformity and Resistance in an Organizational Narrative of Disability and the Performing Arts

Part III Cultural Stories of Disability and Social Policies

• Chapter 9 Narrative Productions of Problems and People in the Americans with Disabilities Amendment Act
• Chapter 10 Institutional and Personal Narratives of Chronic Pain Management: Interrogating the Medical and Social Models of Disability
• Chapter 11 Stuck in Transition with You: Variable Pathways to In(ter)dependence for Emerging Adult Men with Mobility Impairments
• Chapter 12 Conflicting Narratives of Corporeal Citizenship: Medicaid Personal Care Attendant (PCA) Policy and Program Users’ Experiences of Cross-state Moves

Part IV Cultural Stories of Disability and Resistance

• Chapter 13 Neither Victim nor Superhero: Reflections on Disability and Mental Health Counseling
• Chapter 14 Self-study of Intersectional and Emotional Narratives: Narrative Inquiry, Disability Studies in Education, and Praxis in Social Science Research
• Chapter 15 Neoliberalism and the Fight for the Child: Narratives of Queer Mothering
• Chapter 16 Sick and Tired: Narratives of Contested Illness in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Blogs
• Chapter 17 “We Love Each Other into Meaning”: Queer Disabled Tumblr Users Constructing Identity Narratives through Love and Anger
• Index