Literature about Disabilities.

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This paper explores the degree to which these books represent a social understanding of disability. The author points out that this approach differs from ethnographic approaches or the documentation of disability through quantitative techniques such as surveys in that it addresses issues related to disability within a social framework.

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"This essay will explore the degree to which Tanya Titchkosky, in Disability, Self and Society, Jenny Morris in Pride Against Prejudice and Simi Linton in Claiming Disability all represent a social understanding of disability. This approach differs from ethnographic approaches or the documentation of disability through quantitative techniques such as surveys in that it addresses issues related to disability within a social framework (Titchkosky, 6-7)."

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