DHM: Library Catalog - The Independent Living Movement: Empowering People With Disabilities (Document)

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EXCERPT: It is in the nature of this historical moment that the encounter between health care providers and persons with disabilities inevitably have elements of a confrontation....

TITLE:	The Independent Living Movement: Empowering People With Disabilities
CREATOR:	Irving Kenneth Zola (author)
DATE:	1988
FORMAT:	Scholarly Journal

FROM:	Australian Disability Review
SOURCE:	Available at selected libraries
LOCATION:	vol.1, no.3, pp.23-27

KEYWORDS:	Access, Activists, Advocacy, Assistive Technology, Braces, Care Givers, Civil Rights, Disability Culture, Disability Studies, Government, Housing, Identity, Independent Living, Irving Kenneth Zola, Legislation, Medical Professionals, Medicine, Personal Assistance, Physical Disability, Policy, Polio, Politics, Popular Culture, Psychology, Rehabilitation, Wheelchair

SEE ALSO	FROM THIS ARTIFACT: - Communication Barriers Between The Worlds Of "Able-bodiedness" And "Disability" - Four Steps On The Road To Invalidity: The Denial Of Sexuality, Anger, Vulnerability And Potentiality - The Language Of Disability: Problems Of Politics And Practice - The Oration: Ageing And Disability: Toward A Unifying Agenda

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