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  • Index to Volume 6

Articles

Baldys, Emily, M., Disabled Sexuality, Incorporated: The Compulsions of Popular Romance 125
Burke, Lucy, Genetics at the Scene of the Crime: DeCODING Tainted Blood 193
Cheyne, Ria, Introduction: Popular Genres and Disability Representation 117
Cowley, Danielle, Life Writing, Resistance, and the Politics of Representation: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Eli Clare’s “Learning to Speak” 85
Eyre, Pauline, Deafened by Laughter: Reading David Lodge’s Deaf Sentence as a Carnivalesque Dismodernist Text 17
Haigh, Samantha, Personal or Political? Representations of Disability in Contemporary French Fiction 307
Hall, Alice, Autre-biography: Disability and Life Writing in Coetzee’s Later Works 53
Hughes, Chloë, Seeing Blindness in Children’s Picturebooks 35
Imbracsio, Nicola M., Stage Hands: Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus and the Agency of the Disabled Body in Text and Performance 291
Irwin, Catherine, Phantasmatic Reconstructions: Visualizing Phantom Limbs in the Works of Alexa Wright and Frank Bidart 69
Jarman, Michelle, Disability on Trial: Complex Realities Staged for Courtroom Drama—The Case of Jodi Picoult 209
Kanyusik, Will, The Problem of Recognition: The Disabled Male Veteran and Masculinity as Spectacle in William Wyler’s The Best Years of Our Lives 159
Karah, Hemachandran, Blindness, Lockean Empiricism, and the Continent of Britain: An Examination of the Identities of Mr Spectator and Theseus in the Writings of Ved Mehta 259
Miller, Kathleen, A., The Mysteries of the In-Between: Re-reading Disability in E. Nesbit’s Late Victorian Gothic Fiction 143
Mintz, Susannah B., The Art of Joseph Grigely: Deafness, Conversation, Noise 1
Murray, Stuart, From Virginia’s Sister to Friday’s Silence: Presence, Metaphor, and the Persistence of Disability in Contemporary Writing 241
Passanante Elman, Julie, “Nothing Feels as Real”: Teen Sick-Lit, Sadness, and the Condition of Adolescence 175
Schwab, Sandra, “It Is Only with One’s Heart That One Can See Clearly”: The Loss of Sight in Teresa Medeiros’s The Bride and the Beast and Yours until Dawn 275

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Comments from the Field

Burdett, Emmeline, Re-framing Disability: Portraits from the Royal College of Physicians 97
Coogan, Tom, Transformative Difference: Disability, Culture and the Academy 103
Duran, Angelica, John Milton and Disability Studies in Literature Courses 327
Flexer, Michael J., Launch of the Centre for Medical Humanities, University of Leeds 341
Slater, Jenny, Theorizing Normalcy and the Mundane: Second International Conference 227

Reviews

Ferris, Jim, Slouching towards Guantanamo (Petra Kuppers) 111
Gevers, Ine, Difference on Display: Diversity in Art, Science and Society (Sarah Lewthwaite) 348
Goodey, C. F., A History of Intelligence and “Intellectual Disability”: The Shaping of Psychology in Early Modern Europe (D. Christopher Gabbard) 231
Goodley, Dan, Disability Studies: An Interdisciplinary Introduction (Brett Smith) 109
Millet-Gallant, Ann, The Disabled Body in Contemporary Art (Tobin Siebers) 234
Russell, Emily, Reading Embodied Citizenship : Disability, Narrative, and the Body Politic (Alice Hall) 345

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