Book Review: Living with Low Vision and Blindness: Guidelines That Help Professionals and Individuals Understand Vision Impairment

Beth Omansky

Beth Omansky

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low vision, blindness, disability studies

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Authors: John M. Crandall, Jr., Ph.D. and Lee W. Robinson

Reviewer: Beth Omansky

Publisher: Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas Publishers, 2007

Hardcover: ISBN: 978-0-398-07741-9

Cost: $49.95

Softcover: ISBN 978-0-398-07742-6 (paper)

Cost: $34.95, 220 pages

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Nov 3, 2014

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Vol. 6 No. 3

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Beth Omansky

Beth Omansky, Ph.D., is an activist and disability studies scholar in Portland, Oregon. Her book, Borderlands of Blindness, will be published by Lynne Rienner Publishers in April, 2011.

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