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Disability studies association conference, lancaster university, 10704. Carol has a longstanding research interest in the sociology of cancer. Carefully annotated suggested further readings have been added to each chapter, to help extend students learning and thinking. Chronic illness disable people social model impairment effect disability study. Disability and health journal is a scientific, scholarly, and multidisciplinary journal for reporting original contributions that advance knowledge in disability and health. Sociologies of disability and illness contested ideas in disability studies and medical sociology by thomas c steve robertson university of. Contested ideas in disability studies and medical sociology, basingstoke.
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