Disability and Art History (Paperback)

List of Figures Notes on Contributors Introduction Chapter 1: Artists and Muses: Peter’s World and Other Photographs by Susan Harbage Page (Ann Millett-Gallant) Chapter 2: Exploiting, Degrading, and Repellent: Against a Biased Interpretation of Contemporary Art about Disability (Nina Heindl) Chapter 3: Nothing is Missing: Spiritual Elevation of a Visually Impaired Moche Shaman (Rebecca Stone) Chapter 4: Divining Disability: Criticism as Diagnosis in Mesoamerican Art History (William Gassaway) Chapter 5: Difference and Disability in the Photography of Margaret-Bourke-White (Keri Watson) Chapter 6: Representing Disability in Post-World War II Photography (Timothy Hiles) Chapter 7: The Disabled Veteran of World War I in the Mirror of Contemporary Art: the Reception of Otto Dix's Painting The Cripples (1920) in Yael Bartana’s Film Degenerate Art Lives (2010) (Anne Marno) Chapter 8: Disabling Surrealism: Reconstituting Surrealist Tropes in Contemporary Art (Amanda Cachia) Chapter 9: The Dandy Victorian: Yinka Shonibare’s Allegory of Disability and Passing (Elizabeth Howie) Chapter 10: Crafting Disabled Sexuality: The Visual Language of Nomy Lamm’s Wall of Fire (Shayda Kafai) Index