Vol. 3 No. 2 (2019): Disability Studies Special Issue

Articles

• Subversive texts: illness and disability in Chinese contemporary science fiction

  haihong li

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• Anti-psychiatry and disability in Flowers for Algernon and Clans of the Alphane Moon

  Rob Mayo

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• The Future is Scar-y: the Connective Tissue of Emotion, Body, & Identity

  Michael Dale Stokes

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• THATCHER'S LEGACY? INDIVIDUALISM AND THE NEUROLOGICAL CONDITION IN IAN MCEWAN'S SATURDAY

  Antony Mullen

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• It's Okay to Stare: Visual and Unseen Disabilities in Comic Book Super Heroes

  Brett Howard Butler

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• The Future is Fixable: Convention and Ableism in Science Fiction

  Susan Flynn

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• "And then, you start feeling sharp". The first science fiction character based on a Paralympic Athlete

  Chiara Montalti

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Masthead

• Masthead

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• Table of Contents

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• "Wheel Whirl" - by Olivia Wise

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Editorial

• Letter from the Editor

  Aisha A. Matthews

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• Foreword: Bodyminds, Science Fiction, and Disability Studies

  Sami Schalk

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• Other Bodyminds are Possible

  Michael Bérubé

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• What Future People Will There Be? Neurodiverse Heroes for a Changing Planet

  Melinda C Hall

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• A Quiet House That Speaks Volumes: A Reflection of A Quiet Place

  Dolphia Butler

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• Disability in Science Fiction Literature: A Reflection on Technology and Mental Disabilities

  Philip Albert Steiner

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Book Reviews

• Bodyminds Reimagined: (Dis)ability, Race, and Gender in Black Women's Speculative Fiction

  Michael Bérubé

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• Accessing the Future: A Disability-Themed Anthology of Speculative Fiction

  Nahuel Zamponi

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About the Contributors

• About the Contributors

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• "Becoming Disabled" by Dadu Shin

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• "Self-Portrait 1 | 1983" by Nancy J Willis

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• "Wheel Whirl 2" by Olivia Wise

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