Wk 5 L1 and L2 Disability

Question 1

Embodied approach to disability

Answer 1

neither or medical or social but a combo of both models

Question 2

Tuskegee study

Answer 2

example of lack of ethics and mistrust in researchers

Question 3

models of disability

Answer 3

medical, social, personal tragedy, moral, embodiment model

Question 4

Constructivist approach

Answer 4

recognises disability as a product of negative social attitudes and cultural practice

Question 5

Discourse

Answer 5

how we think and communicate about people, things and the social organisation of society that shapes what we are able to think and know

Question 6

Intersectionality

Answer 6

captures multiple dimensions of discrimination accumulated based on social identity

Question 7

CAGE

Answer 7

class, age, gender and ethnicity

Question 8

Identities and space- concept

Answer 8

interaction of people in specific spaces constrains and enables particular bodies

Question 9

Ableism

Answer 9

assumption that only being non- disabled is normal and the physical and social privileging of ability that results

Question 10

heteronormativity

Answer 10

assumption that “ the attraction between a man and a women is the normal mode of sexual behaviour.” (Stevens, 2013, pg 145)

Question 11

Heteronormativity argument flaws

Answer 11

natural does not mean morally right, not all heterosexual is reproductive, not all people have sex to reproduce