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Crip theory: cultural signs of queerness and disability
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Bob FlanaganQueer PoliticsDisabilityHomosexualityEducationCritical Disability StudiesQueer TheoryQueer StudySocial SciencesGender IdentityQueer HistoryComposing QueernessCrip TheoryAbleismGender StudiesAfrican American StudiesTransgender StudyDisability StudyIntersectionalityDisability AwarenessFeminist Disability StudiesQueer StudiesSociologySexual Orientation
Foreword: Another Word Is Possible, by Michael Berube Acknowledgments Introduction: Compulsory Able-Bodiedness and Queer/Disabled Existence 1 Coming Out Crip: Malibu Is Burning 2 Capitalism and Disabled Identity: Sharon Kowalski, Interdependency, and Queer Domesticity 3 Noncompliance: The Transformation, Gary Fisher, and the Limits of Rehabilitation 4 Composing Queerness and Disability: The Corporate University and Alternative Corporealities 5 Crip Eye for the Normate Guy: Queer Theory, Bob Flanagan, and the Disciplining of Disability Studies Epilogue: Specters of Disability Notes Works Cited IndexAbout the Author