Disability, Society and the Individual
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Disability, Society and the Individual

by Julie Smart

Sociology Disability Studies Social Work
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Disability, Society and the Individual explores the relationship between disability, the individual, and society. Julie Smart presents a broad framework for considering how personal and social perspectives connect, making the book relevant to readers interested in disability studies and the wider social context of disability.

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Disability, Society and the Individual considers disability in relation to both social contexts and individual experience.

The title brings together personal and societal perspectives, encouraging readers to examine how they intersect.

Written by Julie Smart, this book is suited to readers seeking an introduction to the subject through a broad, people-centered lens.

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