Book Review: Reading & Writing Disability Differently: The Textured Life of Embodiment

Elizabeth DePoy

Elizabeth DePoy

Professor, Interdisciplinary Disability Studies and Social Work, University of Maine

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Tanya Titchkosky, disability studies, diversity

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Author: Tanya Titchkosky

Reviewer: Elizabeth DePoy

Publisher: University of Toronto, 2007

Paper ISBN: 9780802095060, 192 pages

Cost: $24.95 USD

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Nov 5, 2014

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Vol. 6 No. 2

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Creative Works

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Elizabeth DePoy, Professor, Interdisciplinary Disability Studies and Social Work, University of Maine

Elizabeth DePoy, PhD is professor of Interdisciplinary Disability Studies and Social Work at the University of Maine. Her most recent research aims to heal human-environment disjuncture through robotic access solutions. She may contacted at Liz_Depoy@umit.maine.edu

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