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Honors college students only. This seminar explores disability through literature, history, and disability studies, examining how narratives shape cultural understandings of normalcy, difference, and inclusion. Students will analyze representations of disability while considering contemporary debates about accessibility, caregiving, disability rights, and the ethics of care in an increasingly interdependent world. View Other Sections of this CourseCrippling Narratives - Disability, Representation And The Ethics Of Interdependence (HON-486)
Open to sophomores,juniors and seniors