Critical Readings in Interdisciplinary Disability Studies: (Dis)Assemblages

1. Disability Studies and Interdisciplinarity: Interregnum or Productive Interpretation 2. Alternative Agencies: Materialist Navigations Below the Radar of Disability Studies 3. The Cost of Counting Disability: Theorizing the Possibility of a Non-Economic Remainder 4. Theorising Disability and Humanity 5. The Metaphor of Civic Threat: Intellectual Disability and Education 6. Complex and Critical: A Methodological Application of the Tripartite Model of Disability 7. Unexpected Anatomies: Extraordinary Bodies in Contemporary Art 8. The Names of Physical Deformity: A Meditation on the Term Disability and Its Recent Uses 9. "Once Big Oil, Always Big Oil": Disability and Sustainability in Pixar's Cars 2 10. I'd Prefer Not To': Melville's Challenge to Hegemonic Identity in Bartleby, the Scrivener 11. Co-creators of Resistance, Reflections by a Daughter and her Mom 12. Relational Pedagogies of Disability: Cognitive Accessibility in College Classrooms 13. The Totem Project 14. "I Have to be Black Before I am Disabled": Understanding Agency, Positionality, and Recognition in Higher Education 15. Writing, Identity and the Other 16. The Development of Inclusion in a German Context: An American Reflects on International Perspectives