Titlebook: Disability and Technology; An Interdisciplinary Alan Roulstone Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Disability st

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An Introduction and Overview,cing social or bodily function. Although diverse models of disability attempt to locate the role technology plays in disabled people’s lives, historically concern has been directed towards enhancing the human condition or to be more precise to address the function of technology in relation to facili

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Disability, Ageing and Technology: They Think that Throwing a Pendant Alarm at You Equals Independen people. Telecare will be the principal focus here, although all technologies that play a supportive role in the lives of older disabled people will inform this chapter (Cortes et al. 2003; Newell and Gregor 2002). The major growth in domestic microchip technologies (often dubbed ‘telecare’) in the

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To Augment or Not to Augment? That is the Questione chapter title—to augment or not to augment—aims to capture the widespread enthusiasm for technologies of augmentation by non-users and clinicians, alongside a huge variety of responses from disabled people and their communities. The following will explore these complex dynamics by looking at three

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Between Bodies, Artefacts and Theories: Theorising Disability, Theorising Technologylbrecht et al. 2001; Barnes et al. 1999; Ellul and Merton 1964; Goodley 2010; Heidegger 1977; Thomas 2007; Verbeek 2011; Wajcman 2010; Watson et al. 2012). However, the key debates and implications for understanding the intersections of disability and technology are required. There are, however, som

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