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Contents
Introduction p.1
Chapter 1: Disability, Self and Identity p.6
Chapter 2: What‟s the Use of Disability Identity? p.39
Chapter 3: Methodology p.50
Chapter 4: Subject Positioning p.79
Chapter 5: Disability as Role p. 116
Chapter 6: Media Representations p.159
Chapter 7: Disability in Everyday Life p.200
Conclusion p.254
References p.260
Appendix A: Introductory Letter
Appendix B: Email Extracts
Appendix C: Interview Guide
Appendix D: Themes arising from the first series of interviews
Published Material
Cameron, C. (2007) „Breve storia del movimento delle persone disibili nel Regno Unito‟.
Rivista Sperimentale di Freniatria. Vol. CXXXI N.2/2007 pp.83-99
Cameron, C. (2007) „Whose Problem? Disability narratives and available identities‟.
Community Development Journal. Vol 42 No 4 October 2007 pp.501-511.
Cameron, C. (2008) „Further towards an affirmation model‟. In Campbell, T. Fontes, F.
Hemingway, L. Soorenian, A. and Till, C. (Eds.) Disability Studies: Emerging Insights and
Perspectives. Leeds: The Disability Press
Cameron, C. (2009) „Tragic but brave or just crips with chips? Songs and their lyrics in the
Disability Arts Movement in Britain‟. Popular Music. Vol. 28/3. Pp. 381-396
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