描述
本课程探讨残疾理论、文化与行动主义，考察身体差异及其与权力与社会控制运作、可及性、规范化、能力主义和医疗化的关系。学生将理解当代批判性残疾研究的争论、理论与方法论。
条件与方式
- 亦列为 SOCI 5401。
原文参考文本
Course engages disability theory, culture, and activism to consider bodily difference and its relation to the workings of power and social control, accessibility, normalization, ableism, and medicalization. Students will gain an understanding of the contemporary debates, theories, and methodologies of critical disability studies.
- Also listed as SOCI 5401 .
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