Becoming Citizens: Family Life and the Politics of Disability
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Becoming Citizens: Family Life and the Politics of Disability

by Susan Schwartzenberg

Politics Sociology Disability Studies
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Becoming Citizens: Family Life and the Politics of Disability considers how family life and disability intersect with politics and citizenship. The book focuses on the relationship between personal experience and broader civic questions, offering readers a thoughtful exploration of disability, belonging, and public life.

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Becoming Citizens: Family Life and the Politics of Disability explores disability in relation to family life and citizenship.

The book’s focus connects personal and familial experience with broader political questions.

It offers a subject-centered examination of how disability may shape ideas about participation, belonging, and civic identity.

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