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Question 1

historical materialism - Kinsman

Answer 1

views historical transformation as central to understanding our lives; social relations and practices are primary elements in social change, rather than ideas or discourses separate from these.

Question 2

social model of charity

Answer 2

establishes or reinforces what is normal and labels people with impairments as outside of that

Question 3

medical model of disability

Answer 3

we are our disabilities and they are only seen as negative or bad because that is how the medical profession sees them

Question 4

eugenic model of disability

Answer 4

people are either fit or unfit, and being unfit is a genetical disadvantage

Question 5

main tenets of neoliberalism (5)

Answer 5

the rule of the market, cutting public spending for social services, deregulation of corporations, privatization, focus on individual over public good

Question 6

neoliberalism & governmentality by Brown

Answer 6

She sees neoliberalism as an order of normative reason that, when in becomes ascendant, takes shape as a governing rationality, extending a specific formulation of economic values, practices, and metrics to every dimension of human life

Question 7

freak shows by Nicholas

Answer 7

the freak show was a popular and accessible means for Canadiansto see, understand, and make sense of bodily difference that matched shifting understandings of categories of ability, race, gender…the freak shows helped to form and reflected cultural ideas of the body and normalcy that remained in almost perpetual contrast over the course of the century.

Question 8

5 characteristics of moral panics by Silcox & Cohen

Answer 8

Concern, hostility, consensus, disproportionality, and volatile