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Disability studies and the environmental humanities : toward an eco-crip theory /

"Although scholars in the environmental humanities have been exploring the dichotomy between "wild" and "built" environments for several years, few have focused on the field of disability studies, a discipline that enlists the contingency between environments and bodies as a...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Ray, Sarah Jaquette (Editor ), Sibara, Jay (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Lincoln, Nebraska ; London, England : University of Nebraska Press, [2017]
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505 0 0 |g Foreward /  |r by Stacy Alaimo --  |g Introduction /  |r Sarah Jaquette Ray and Jay Sibara --  |g Foundations.  |t Risking bodies in the wild, the "corporeal unconscious" of American adventure culture /  |r Sarah Jaquette Ray --  |t Bringing together feminist disability studies and environmental justice /  |r Valerie Ann Johnson --  |t Lead's racial matters /  |r Mel Y. Chen --  |t Defining eco-ability, social justice and the intersectionality of disability, nonhuman animals, and ecology /  |r Anthony J. Nocella II --  |t The ecosomatic paradigm in literature, merging disability studies and ecocriticism /  |r Matthew J.C. Cella --  |t Bodies of nature, the environmental politics of disability /  |r Alison Kafer --  |t Notes on natural worlds, disabled bodies, and politics of cure /  |r Eli Clare --  |g New essays.  |g Corporeal legacies of U.S. nation-building.  |t Blind Indians, Káteri Tekakwí:tha and Joseph Amos's visions of Indigenous resurgence /  |r Siobhan Senier --  |t Prosthetic ecologies, (re)membering disability and rehabilitating Laos's "secret war" /  |r Cathy J. Schlund-Vials --  |t Reification, biomedicine, and bombs, women's politicization in Vieques's social movement /  |r Victor M. Torres-Vélez --  |t War contaminants and environmental justice, the case of congenital heart defects in Iraq /  |r Julie Sadler --  |g (Re)producing toxicity.  |t Toxic pregnancies, speculative futures, disabling environments, and neoliberal biocapital /  |r Kelly Fritsch --  |t "That night", seeing Bhopal through the lens of disability and environmental justice studies /  |r Anita Mannur --  |g Food justice.  |t Disabling justice? The exclusion of people with disabilities from the food justice movement /  |r Natasha Simpson --  |t Cripping sustainability, realizing food justice /  |r Kim Q. Hall --  |g Curing crips? Narratives of health and space.  |t The invalid sea, disability studies and environmental justice history /  |r Traci Brynne Voyles --  |t La tierra pica/the soil bites, hazardous environments and the degeneration of bracero health, 1942-1964 /  |r Mary E. Mendoza --  |t Cripping East Los Angeles, enabling environmental justice in Helena María Viramontes's Their dogs came with them /  |r Jina B. Kim --  |t Neurological diversity and environmental (in)justice, the ecological other in popular and journalist representations of autism /  |r Sarah Gibbons --  |g Interspecies and interage identifications.  |t Precarity and cross-species identification, autism, the critique of normative cognition, and nonspeciesism /  |r David T. Mitchell and Sharon L. Snyder --  |t Autism and environmental identity, environmental justice and the chains of empathy /  |r Robert Melchior Figueroa --  |t Moving together side by side, human-animal comparisons in picture books /  |r Elizabeth A. Wheeler --  |g Source acknowledgments.  |g Contributors.  |g Index. 
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