Titlebook: Women And Disability; The Experience Of Ph Susan Lonsdale Textbook 1990Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 civil rights.disabi

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Dependency,pt. Since human beings are social creatures, it can be said to have no real meaning at its extreme. For women who are disabled and who have very real physical needs which must be met with the help of others, the term becomes even more ambiguous. It is therefore useful to define independence as being

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Employment,ily from employment, except when the state provides a replacement for income through the social security system or when individuals have access to income generating assets. In all three cases, women are often at a disadvantage, as are people with disabilities (Glendinning and Millar, 1987; Disabilit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20893-7civil rights; disability; employment; women

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Self-image and sexuality,ans to people, how they believe they appear to others, and how this influences their behaviour. For many women, self-image is synonymous with body image. The reason for this close link between self-concept and physical appearance is that women are identified socially with their bodies (Edwards, 1987, p. 67).