A Cultural History of Disability in the Long Nineteenth Century PAPERBACK

Name: A Cultural History of Disability in the Long Nineteenth Century PAPERBACK
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Explore the multifaceted history of disability during the long nineteenth century with this insightful paperback. Delve into the social, cultural, and medical perspectives that shaped understandings and experiences of disability during this pivotal era. This comprehensive volume offers a detailed examination of how disability was perceived, represented, and managed across various societal contexts. Professor Joyce L. Huff provides expert analysis, drawing on extensive research to illuminate the lives of individuals with disabilities and the broader cultural shifts that occurred. Key aspects covered include: * Social attitudes and stigma surrounding disability * Medical advancements and their impact * Representations of disability in literature and art * The lived experiences of individuals with disabilities This book is an essential resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in social history, disability studies, and the cultural landscape of the 19th century. Product Summary: Cultural history of disability, long nineteenth century, paperback book, social history, disability studies, 19th-century studies, Professor Joyce L. Huff.