Disability and Society

Focusing on a sociological perspective, this book challenges traditional medical and psychological views on disability. It features contributions from both disabled and non-disabled scholars who advocate for a social theory of disability, emphasizing the societal conditions that contribute to disabling experiences. The text engages with current debates and offers insights into the evolution of sociology in this area, making it essential for students in disability studies and related fields, as well as activists and professionals advocating for disabled individuals.