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ractices of special education, building of asylums, medical classifications and sheltered employment. Current thinking on disability is based on the need to overcome such segregation through the enactment of hu978-981-19-6056-7

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-29546-5izenship, human rights, and equality of people with disabilities. She was the director at York University’s Institute for Health Research as well as the cofounder and first chair of the School of Health Policy and Management and the founder of the Critical Disabilities Studies Program. She was a co-

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Untersuchung von Kopiersteuerungen from 1974 to 1985, and the Swedish Disability Association from 1977 to 1985. Together with Marcia Rioux, he created Disability Rights Promotion International and was its codirector until his death. During his lifetime, he received a wide variety of awards including honorary doctorates. He traveled

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Wilhelm Sturtzel,Hermann Schmidt-Stiebitzost, 2005). My career was in legal academia, which culminated with my appointment in 1993 as Professor of Labor Law at the University of Sydney. This was the first occasion in which a totally blind person was appointed to a full professorship in any field at any Australian or New Zealand university.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99637-5s. In fact, people with disabilities were present in all spheres of medieval society, even playing leading roles, and thus were not inevitably marginalized. This chapter, then, aims to show that we find people with disabilities everywhere in the Middle Ages – if only we look for them.

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