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Growing Up Disabled in Australia by Carly Findlay
Growing Up Disabled in Australia by Carly Findlay
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This anthology presents the diverse experiences of over forty Australians living with disabilities or chronic illnesses. Edited by Carly Findlay, Growing Up Disabled in Australia offers a powerful collection of personal stories, told in the contributors' own voices. The book challenges societal barriers and redefines perceptions of disability, advocating for inclusivity and understanding. Contributors discuss navigating ableism, finding community, and embracing their identities, even when disability wasn't initially part of their self-perception. These essays encompass a wide range of perspectives, from elders to young adults, and address physical, attitudinal, and social obstacles encountered while growing up. It champions disability pride and increased representation in media and literature, inviting readers to reflect on their own assumptions.
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ISBN 9781760641436
This anthology presents the diverse experiences of over forty Australians living with disabilities or chronic illnesses. Edited by Carly Findlay, Growing Up Disabled in Australia offers a powerful collection of personal stories, told in the contributors' own voices. The book challenges societal barriers and redefines perceptions of disability, advocating for inclusivity and understanding. Contributors discuss navigating ableism, finding community, and embracing their identities, even when disability wasn't initially part of their self-perception. These essays encompass a wide range of perspectives, from elders to young adults, and address physical, attitudinal, and social obstacles encountered while growing up. It champions disability pride and increased representation in media and literature, inviting readers to reflect on their own assumptions.
Condition: Used (good, see images)
Softcover
ISBN 9781760641436
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