Titlebook: Bioarchaeology of Impairment and Disability; Theoretical, Ethnohi Jennifer F. Byrnes,Jennifer L. Muller Book 2017 Springer International Pu

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Jennifer F. Byrnes,Jennifer L. MullerDiscusses disciplinary boundaries through the engagement of social theories in the interpretations of impairment and disability in the past.Features research that examines the documentary, iconologica

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Tarmo Uustalu,Niccolò Veltri,Noam Zeilbergeramine a number of models of disability in terms of their congruency with the aims of bioarchaeology and how they might be heuristically useful for this discipline. Given the currency of the differentiation between disability studies and critical disability studies, we further appraise several concep

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,But Black is Beautiful! 1950s–1980s,opsychosocial model and strength of the current ICF is the acknowledgement of variation and recognition of the powerful role the environment and personal factors play in life with a disability. From the perspective of a physical therapist, implementation of the ICF in many health care settings has n

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,But Black is Beautiful! 1950s–1980s,ty histories of South Asia with concepts and chronological frames that are familiar to Anglo-American and European contexts. While there have been attempts to historicize disability in keeping with context-specific developments, these histories appear not to have escaped orientalist structures of fo