Titlebook: Understanding Disability; Interdisciplinary Cr Ranu Uniyal,Fatima Rizvi Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Social Role Valorization Theory in India: An Idea with Consequencesntellect Disabil Res 8:191–196, .). Such good things include a home, relationships, a decent reputation, belonging, a robust self-image, opportunities, and a comfortable lifestyle, and these are near universal in terms of their values across peoples and across cultures. SRV first recognizes and give

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Hold Your Breath: Promoting Health for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities of skill development is need of the hour. At PYSSUM (Paramahansa Yogananda Society for Special Unfolding and Moulding), we practise these yoga practices for the individuals with intellectual disabilities to enhance concentration and improve behaviour patterns for the individuals with intellectual d

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Normalizing Disability: Discourses of the Decolonized Bodyes and stigmas that heavily influence socio-cultural interaction, policies and movement. I, therefore attempt to reconsider the idea of ‘a(chǎn)bility’ or ‘normalcy’ within the socio-cultural construct through a Bengali short story by Rabindranath Tagore named titled Subha where I have tried to explore th

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Disabled Identities and the Linguistic World: Exploring Dysfunctionalities in Leela Gour Broome’s the disabled face in our society are completely unjustified. Disability studies’ theorists aim at deconstructing the myths associated with disability. Disability studies confer a central position on the disabled while allocating a peripheral position to the non-disabled. According to Jacques Lacan,

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From Narrative Prosthesis to Disability Counternarrative: Reading Cognitive Difference in Aparna Senur lives is mediated. It is only natural that the disabled body becomes deviant in societies that have imposed these ideas. This places disabled people in an ambiguous connection to the cultures and narratives they inhabit. This sense of being in a ‘special condition’ makes them a prominent literary