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■020    ▼a9781136283826  (electronic  bk.)
■020    ▼a113628382X  (electronic  bk.)
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■050  4▼aBF727.P57  W38  2012
■072  7▼aSOC▼x029000▼2bisacsh
■08204▼a362.4▼222
■1001  ▼aWatermeyer,  Brian.
■24510▼aTowards  a  Contextual  Psychology  of  Disablism▼h[electronic  resource]
■260    ▼aHoboken▼bTaylor  and  Francis▼c2012
■300    ▼a1  online  resource  (257  p)
■500    ▼aDescription  based  upon  print  version  of  record.
■5050  ▼aFront  Cover;  Towards  a  Contextual  Psychology  of  Disablism;  Copyright  Page;  Contents;  Introduction;  1.Cultural  othering  and  material  deprivation;  Introduction;  Written  on  the  body;  Disability:  the  international  development  context;  2.Theorising  disability:  the  body,  ideology  and  society;  Introduction;  The  'medical  model';  The  'social  model';  Criticising  the  social  model;  Prohibiting  the  personal;  The  vanishing  -  and  reappearing  -  body;  3.Psychoanalysis  and  disability  studies:  an  unlikelyalliance;  Preamble;  Psychoanalysis  and  social  critique:  depoliticisation  or  subversion?
■5058  ▼aPsychoanalysis  and  disability:  a  brief  historyA  critical  psychoanalytic  view  of  disability;  Defence  mechanisms  at  work  in  disablist  oppression;  Splitting;  Projection;  Projective  identificatio;  Reaction  formation;  Reversal  and  undoing;  Rationalisation;  Medicalisation  as  a  defence;  Stigma;  Liminality;  Monstrosity  and  abjection;  4.Bioethics,  disability  and  the  quality  of  life  debate;  Introduction;  Lives  not  worth  living;  Withholding  treatment  from  children  and  adults;  Prenatal  testing  and  abortion;  Assisted  suicide  and  the  right  to  die;  Eugenics;  Hate  crime;  Disability  and  the  medical  encounter
■5058  ▼a5.Exploring  the  cultural  shaping  of  socialisation:  thepsychological  positioning  of  disabled  livesIntroduction;  Culture  and  prejudice;  Narcissism,  normalcy,  modernity  and  the  market;  Artistic  and  literary  representations;  Charity  discourse;  Disability  and  the  family;  Attachment  and  infancy;  The  body,  ideology  and  surgery;  Guilt;  Identity  politics  and  the  movement;  6.Oppression,  psychology  and  change:  initial  conceptualreflections;  Introduction;  Psycho-emotional  aspects  of  disability;  Internalised  oppression;  Mirroring;  Disability,  psychology  and  development;  Disability  and  psychotherapy
■5058  ▼a7.Conceptualising  the  psychological  predicaments  ofdisablism:  disability,  silence  and  traumaIntroduction;  Disability  and  anxiety;  Imperative  to  silence;  Trauma  and  its  re-enlivening;  8.Disability  and  the  distortion  of  personal  and  psychicboundaries;  Introduction;  Boundary  distortions  and  being  'an  exception';  The  relationship  of  psychic  boundaries  and  anxiety;  Being  real;  Being  seen;  Manic  defence;  Solutions,  entitlement  and  passivity;  The  reality  of  limited  choices;  Collusion  and  complicity;  The  discourse  of  independence;  Control;  Depression;  Disabled  super-ego;  9.Disability  and  loss
■5058  ▼aIntroductionThe  loss  discourse;  Acceptance  and  denial;  On  being  'un-disabled';  Disability,  entitlement  and  loss;  10.Concluding  reflections;  References;  Index;
■520    ▼aIn  recent  years,  disability  studies  has  been  driven  by  a  model  of  disability  which  focuses  on  the  social  and  economic  oppression  of  disabled  people.  Although  an  important  counterbalance  to  a  pathologising  medical  model,  the  social  model  risks  presenting  an  impoverished  and  disembodied  view  of  disability,  one  that  ignores  the  psychological  nature  of  oppression  and  its  effects.This  innovative  work  argues  that  a  psychological  framework  of  disability  is  an  essential  part  of  developing  a  more  cohesive  disability  movement.  Brian  Watermeyer  introduces  a  new,  integrative  approach,  using  psychoanalysis.
■588    ▼aDescription  based  on  print  version  record.
■650  0▼aPeople  with  disabilities
■650  0▼aDisabilities▼xPsychological  aspects
■650  0▼aDisabilities▼xSocial  aspects
■650  0▼aDiscrimination  against  people  with  disabilities▼xPsychological  aspects
■650  4▼aSocial  Science
■650  7▼aSOCIAL  SCIENCE  /  People  with  Disabilities.▼2bisacsh
■655  0▼aElectronic  books.
■655  4▼aElectronic  books.
■77608▼iPrint  version▼aWatermeyer,  Brian.▼tTowards  a  Contextual  Psychology  of  Disablism.▼dHoboken  :  Taylor  and  Francis,  2012▼z9781136283826
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