Disability Matters : Pedagogy, media and affect (Paperback)

Introduction: Disability matters: pedagogy, media and affect Anna Hickey-Moody and Vicki Crowley  Part I: Education and Schooling  Chapter 1. The inclusive teacher educator: spaces for civic engagement Julie Allan  Chapter 2. Muscularity, mateship and malevolent masculinities: experiences of young men with hearing disabilities in secondary schools Cassandra Loeser  Chapter 3. Mobile asylums: psychopathologisation as a personal, portable psychiatric prison Valerie Harwood  Chapter 4. Re-thinking disability in public: the making of the UTS AccessAbility website project Elizabeth Hayman  Part II: Media and Pedagogy  Chapter 5. ‘Laughing with/at the disabled’: the cultural politics of disability in Australian universities Gerard Goggin  Chapter 6. I-cyborg: disability, affect and public pedagogy Elizabeth Christie and Geraldine Bloustien  Chapter 7. Corporeal and sonic diagrams for cinematic ethics in Rolf De Heer’s Dance Me to My Song Anna Hickey-Moody  Part III: Art, Affect and Becoming  Chapter 8. Stirring up the sediment: the corporeal pedagogies of disabilities Jessica Robyn Cadwallader  Chapter 9. Anxiety and niceness: drawing disability studies into the art and design curriculum through a live brief Nicole Matthews  Chapter 10. A rhizomatics of hearing: becoming deaf in the workplace and other affective spaces of hearing Vicki Crowley