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Autism and the Indian Family: An interview with Dr. Shubhangi Vaidhya
Prof. Hemachandran Karah · IIT Madras
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- Disability Studies: An introduction, IIT Madras (at NPTEL)
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All the lectures
- Disability Definition: An Evolving Phenomenon
- Medical Model of Disability
- Social Model of Disability: Part 1
- Social Model of Disability: Part 2
- Stigma: A Universal Phenomenon
- Stigma and Disability: What can we learn?
- Ableism: Part 1
- Ableism: Part 2
- Disability Activism
- Models of Disability Activism
- Dependency
- Interdependence
- Blindness
- Blindness as metaphor
- Eugenics
- Disability Pride
- Disability Resilience
- Disability Passing: The musings of the blue Jackal
- Coming out: A performance in disability inhabitation
- Assistive Technology: An interview with Prof. Madhusudan Rao
- Disability and Ethnography: An Interview with Prof. James Staple
- Schizophrenia: A Personal Account - An interview with Reshma Valliappan
- Autism and the Indian Family: An interview with Dr. Shubhangi Vaidhya
- Dyslexia and the Modern University: An Interview with Prof. Tanya Titchkosky
- Gender and Disability: Interviews with Prof. Anita Ghai
- Gender and Disability: Interviews with Prof. Nandini Ghosh
- Lennard Davis, hemachandran karah, normal, normalcy, disability studies
- The Normal and its End: Part 2
- Literary Disability Studies: An Interview with Dr. Shilpa Anand
- What is Deaf Culture? An Interview with Dr. Michele Friedner
- Disability and Life Writing
- Disability and Metaphor
- Conclusion
- Live Session 22-08-2019
- Live Session 23-09-2019