Exploring the Divide Illness and Disability

Exploring the Divide: Illness and Disability by Colin Barnes is a collection of papers stemming from the conference “Accounting for Illness and Disability,” held in Leeds in 1995. Published by Disability Press in 1996, this edition comprises 219 pages and is presented in English. The book addresses the intricate relationship between medical sociology and disability theory, offering insights from various contributors who participated in the conference.
Readers will find a range of discussions that delve into social science perspectives on illness and disability. The papers explore the evolving dynamics of how society perceives and interacts with individuals facing disabilities, emphasizing the importance of understanding these complexities within the broader context of sociology. This collection serves as a resource for those interested in the intersection of health, disability, and social theory.
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Collection of papers from participants at a conference “Accounting for Illness and Disability” held in Leeds, 1995. These papers mainly discuss the increasingly complex relationship between medical sociology and disability theory.
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