Understanding Disability Throughout History
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Understanding Disability Throughout History
Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Iceland from Settlement to 1936
Rice, James G.; Bjoerg Sigurjonsdottir, Hanna
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2021
186
Dura
Inglês
9781032018270
15 a 20 dias
453
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Foreword. Introduction. 1. Disability in Medieval Iceland: Some Methodological Concerns. 2. Beneath the Surface: Disability in Archaeological and Osteobiographical Contexts. 3. One Story, One Person: The Importance of Micro/Bio Research for Disability Studies. 4. The Peculiar Attitude of the People - The Life and Social Conditions of One "Feebleminded" Girl in the Early 20th century. 5. From a Life with a Different Body to a Recreated Folklore of Accentuated Difference: Sigri?ur Benediksdottir vs. Stutta-Sigga. 6. Dis-/abling Absence: Absencepresence as Matters that Matter. 7. Health, Healing, and the Social Body in Medieval Iceland. 8. Physical Impairment and The Spatial Dimensions of Everyday Life in Rural Households in Pre-Industrial Iceland. 9. Gu?mundur Berg?orsson as Creator and Creation: A Folk Narrative Study of a 17th Century Disabled Poet. 10. Fictive Osteobiographical Narrative - The Missing Puzzle Pieces. Afterword.
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Light Therapy;Ancient DNA Analysis;Linear Enamel Hypoplasia;Medieval Icelandic;Medieval Icelandic Society;Critical Disability Studies;Contemporary Society;Disabled People;Archaeological Context;Treponemal Disease;Venereal Syphilis;Medieval Sagas;Disability Studies;Young Man;Medieval Icelandic Sagas;National Library;Sensory Differences;17th Century Iceland;Hydatid Disease;Saga Narratives;Easy Spinning;Children's Awkwardness;Degenerative Joint Disease;Acetabular Portion;Skeletal Impairments
Foreword. Introduction. 1. Disability in Medieval Iceland: Some Methodological Concerns. 2. Beneath the Surface: Disability in Archaeological and Osteobiographical Contexts. 3. One Story, One Person: The Importance of Micro/Bio Research for Disability Studies. 4. The Peculiar Attitude of the People - The Life and Social Conditions of One "Feebleminded" Girl in the Early 20th century. 5. From a Life with a Different Body to a Recreated Folklore of Accentuated Difference: Sigri?ur Benediksdottir vs. Stutta-Sigga. 6. Dis-/abling Absence: Absencepresence as Matters that Matter. 7. Health, Healing, and the Social Body in Medieval Iceland. 8. Physical Impairment and The Spatial Dimensions of Everyday Life in Rural Households in Pre-Industrial Iceland. 9. Gu?mundur Berg?orsson as Creator and Creation: A Folk Narrative Study of a 17th Century Disabled Poet. 10. Fictive Osteobiographical Narrative - The Missing Puzzle Pieces. Afterword.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Light Therapy;Ancient DNA Analysis;Linear Enamel Hypoplasia;Medieval Icelandic;Medieval Icelandic Society;Critical Disability Studies;Contemporary Society;Disabled People;Archaeological Context;Treponemal Disease;Venereal Syphilis;Medieval Sagas;Disability Studies;Young Man;Medieval Icelandic Sagas;National Library;Sensory Differences;17th Century Iceland;Hydatid Disease;Saga Narratives;Easy Spinning;Children's Awkwardness;Degenerative Joint Disease;Acetabular Portion;Skeletal Impairments
