Aesthetic Nervousness: Disability and the Crisis of Representation
by Ato Quayson
A critical study of how disability disrupts representation in literature and culture, highlighting interpretive crises and narrative tensions.
About This Book
Aesthetic Nervousness examines how disability challenges conventional modes of representation in literature and cultural discourse.
The work situates disability at the center of interpretive crises across multiple texts and contexts.
Through close analysis, it reveals the tensions that arise when narratives attempt to contain or explain bodily and cognitive difference.
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