A Social History of Disability in the Middle Ages (Routledge Studies in Cultural History)
Irina Metzler’s study examines disability through the lens of medieval social history. Placing the subject within its cultural and historical context, the book offers a focused contribution to understanding disability in the Middle Ages and provides valuable reading for students and researchers of medieval and disability studies.
About This Book
A scholarly study of disability in the medieval period.
The book approaches its subject through social history, focusing on disability as part of the broader human experience of the Middle Ages.
Its perspective connects disability with the cultural and historical conditions of the period.
Published in the Routledge Studies in Cultural History series, this volume is suited to readers exploring medieval history, disability studies, and cultural history.
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