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Disability as Diversity: A Legitimacy Approach

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  1. Disability as Diversity: A Legitimacy Approach
  2. Presented by:
  3. Maine
  4. Three Interrelated Areas
  5. Diversity
  6. What does diversity have to do with disability?
  7. Looking Backward
  8. Diversity History in Brief
  9. Contribution of Nomothetic Inquiry
  10. The Normal Curve: Normal Man
  11. Pluralism emerges
  12. Multiculturalism...
  13. Three approaches to multiculturalism
  14. Return to the Current Context
  15. Why Another Theory?
  16. Why Another Theory? - 2
  17. Explanatory Legitimacy Theory
  18. Diversity is comprised of the three interactive elements:
  19. Description
  20. Explanation
  21. Legitimacy
  22. Disability
  23. Why does disability belong within a progressive diversity dialog?
  24. Applied to disability
  25. Two intersecting dimensions of Description
  26. Typical
  27. Atypical
  28. Explanation - 2
  29. Medical Diagnostic
  30. Constructed
  31. Legitimacy - 2
  32. Example #1
  33. Example #2
  34. Bodies in Art, Literature, and Technology
  35. History
  36. What constitutes a body - 2
  37. Preceptives of body
  38. Aztec Royalty
  39. Moncliffe ------ Loren V
    Fashion Models - laRage.com -2005
  40. L. Ferguson. (2004). Neural network #1 (blue web). From The Visible Skeleton Series.
  41. Performing artists - ndaf.org
  42. Victor Hugo. (1936). (original publication date 1831). The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. New York: Dodd, Mead.
  43. Atypical Bodies in Contemporary Literature and Film
  44. Prose - Poetry - nfad.org
    male in wheelchair with tattoos
  45. Technology
  46. Chuck Close. Self-Portrait. 1997.
    Pixel style portrait
  47. 2004 Ad for Colours Wheelchair
    Woman in designer wheelchair
  48. Painter canvas genetic image of woman
    www.CartoonStock.com
  49. So why look at art, literature and technology to inform disability?
  50. Why Change and to What?
  51. Looking Forward, Not Backward
  52. Looking Forward, Not Backward - 2
  53. Post-positivism & post-modernism
  54. Medicalizing bodies...
  55. Medicalized & objectified bodies...
  56. Current responses—make atypical people typical
  57. Our Vision
  58. Flatten the Curve
  59. Flatten the Curve explaination
  60. Group symmetry
  61. Inclusion
  62. Universal
  63. Homme l'epee ( Swordman) as beauty
    Picasso abstract painting
  64. Credits
  65. Thank You

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Presented by:

Stephen Gilson, Ph.D.

Elizabeth DePoy, Ph.D.

The University of Maine Center for Community Inclusion and Disability Studies

www.ccids.umaine.edu

1-800-203-6957 V/TTY

Hyperlinks

http://www.ccids.umaine.edu/

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