The New Disability History: American Perspectives (The History of Disability, 6)
by Paul K. Longmore, Lauri Umansky
A foundational collection of essays examining disability within American history, offering scholarly perspectives on social, cultural, and policy developments.
About This Book
This volume brings together leading scholars to examine the role of disability in shaping American society and culture.
Contributors analyze historical sources and social contexts to reveal how disability has been understood and experienced over time.
The collection highlights the importance of disability as a category of analysis in historical research.
Readers gain insight into evolving attitudes, policies, and representations related to disability in the United States.
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