This series highlights the works of emerging and established authors who are challenging how we think about the politics and cultures of disability. To think anew about disability politics means dismantling the strict divides among the worlds of culture, art, and politics. To think about disability differently means appreciating how disability art and culture inform and transform disability politics in Canada and, conversely, how politics shape what counts as art in the name of disability. Drawing from diverse scholarship in feminist and gender studies, political science, social work, sociology, and law, among others, works in this series bring to the fore the implicitly and explicitly political dimensions of disability.
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