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1. plato.stanford.edu › entries › disabilityDisability: Definitions and Models - Stanford Encyclopedia of ...

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   Dec 16, 2011 · Disabilities like these have been objects of study in sociology, medicine, and policy debates for much longer than they have been subjects of sustained interest in philosophy. These discourses do not tend to define “disability” by way of the sort of rigorous necessary and sufficient conditions philosophers often prefer.

   • Disability and Health Care Rationing

     If we define a “health need” as any decrement in health...

   • Health, Well-Being, and Personal Relationships

     In particular, two features of many standard approaches to...

   • Molyneux's Problem

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2. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullThe social meaning of disability: a reflection on ...

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   Mar 28, 2016 · The social meaning of disability as a distinct category. If there is a single, easy way to define disability, it has yet to be found. Most definitions involve some variation of the terms invoked in the UN Convention on the Rights of Disabled Persons as cited above, that is, a social as well as a bodily component.

   • Author: Jan Grue

   • Publish Year: 2016

3. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC5060355Disability: Definitions, Value and Identity - PMC

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   Put simply and crudely the arguments revolve around whether disability is the result of a deficit in an individual or the product of social relations, what are called individual or socio‐medical vs. social models of disability. This distinction is used to define disability studies.

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 314298241(PDF) Defining Disability: Understandings of and Attitudes ...

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   Mar 7, 2017 · Participants' unconscious (implicit) disability attitudes significantly related to their understandings of disability as lacking independence, impairment, and/or in relation to the norm, and their ...

5. us.sagepub.com › sites › defaultIntroducing the Sociology of Disability and Theoretical ...

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   Sociology of Disability: An Emerging Field For most of the history of sociology, disability was primarily discussed in specific subfields, especially medical sociology and the study of deviance (Green & Barnartt, 2016). Medical sociology studies the social constructions and insti-tutional practices related to health, illness, and well-being.

6. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 370793 Sociological Perspectives on Disability - Oxford Academic

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   Nov 10, 2021 · This chapter outlines the roots of disability scholarship in sociology and how the sociology of disability subfield positions disability as an axis of inequality. The first part of the chapter argues that sociology is uniquely positioned to understand how disability as a social category is made through institutional structures, larger patterns of exclusion and inclusion, and emphasis on power ...

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   What is a sociology of disability?

   • It is the conceptual map of sociology of disability, dwelling on aspects like the social history of disability, the society’s perceptions and perspectives on the disabled body and the explanations of disability by theorists, sociologists and activists that help us understand disability.

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   What is a conceptual map of Sociology of disability?

   • Conceptual map of sociology of disability, dwelling on the social history of disability, society’s perceptions and perspectives on the disabled body, the explanations of disability by theorists, sociologists and activists etc., is critical to understanding disability which is a complex and dynamic phenomenon as also a highly debated one.

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   What is the social reality of disability?

   • The social reality of disability is characterized by considerable diversity in the experience of impairment by people. Also, disability has been researched about and conceptualized by people with and without impairments with a range of variations in the perspectives and perceptions, all of which contribute to the field of sociology of disability.

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   Is disability a social category?

   • Once again, disability studies and sociology of disability routinely investigates disability as a social category—and indeed one that results in a cultural group—demonstrating how imperative acknowledging disability as a sociopolitical category is for accurately understanding disability identity (Darling, 2013; Grue, 2016; Shakespeare, 1996).

   Sociological Perspectives on Disability - Oxford Academic

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   Is disability a social phenomenon?

   • Similar to other axes of inequality investigated in sociology, disability is cast as a social phenomenon equivalent to race, class, or gender and as intersecting with these categories.

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   Is disability a problem in philosophy?

   • Disabilities like these have been objects of study in sociology, medicine, and policy debates for much longer than they have been subjects of sustained interest in philosophy. These discourses do not tend to define “disability” by way of the sort of rigorous necessary and sufficient conditions philosophers often prefer.

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   Feb 23, 2020 · Disability is a complex and dynamic phenomenon and a highly debated one. It is the conceptual map of sociology of disability, dwelling on aspects like the social history of disability, the society’s perceptions and perspectives on the disabled body and the explanations of disability by theorists, sociologists and activists that help us understand disability.