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|a On the Margins of Citizenship :
|b Intellectual Disability and Civil Rights in Twentieth-Century America /
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|a Introduction -- A theory of citizenship and disability -- Setting the stage : early tensions in citizenship -- The feebleminded versus the nation : 1900-1930s -- Professionals and the potentially productive citizen -- The rise of the parents' movement and the special child -- Creating the mentally retarded citizen -- The difficult road of the 1980s -- Reimagining retardation, transforming community -- Conclusion.
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