by Len Barton · CIENCIAS SOCIALES · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788471124340
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This book, coordinated by L. Barton, addresses the issue of disability from a sociological, pedagogical, and political perspective. The authors, specialists in social sciences, analyze the material and social conditions in which people with disabilities live, identifying the essential characteristics for a social theory of disability. It examines the social relationships created around people with disabilities, the roles they are allowed to develop, and the meanings associated with the terms with which they are identified. In summary, the work offers a socio-political and educational analysis of the limitations of people with disabilities in the exercise of their citizenship in a democratic society, being of interest to professionals in education, social services, sociology and social policy.
