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Mad Scholars: Reclaiming and Reimagining the Neurodiverse Academy

Contributor(s): Jones, Melanie (Editor), Kafai, Shayda (Editor), Schlauderaff, Sav (Contribution by), Guenther, Shawna (Contribution by), Long, Rebecca Eli (Contribution by), Wilcox Cowing, Jess L (Contribution by), Lewis, Sydney F (Contribution by), Piepzna-Samarsinha, Leah Lakshmi (Contribution by), Jones, Melanie (Contribution by), Owens, Caché (Contribution by), Cavar, Sarah (Contribution by), Williams, Rua (Contribution by), Koning, Kelan (Contribution by), Miller, Liz (Contribution by), Shelton, Samuel Z (Contribution by), Abustan, Pau (Contribution by), McManaman, A-M (Contribution by), Rice-Evans, Jesse (Contribution by), Stella, Andréa (Contribution by), Smith, Sarah (Contribution by), Wedlake, Grace (Contribution by), Arvey Tov, Sarah (Contribution by), Fernandes, Kimberly (Contribution by), Wiener, Diane R (Contribution by), Pearson, Holly (Contribution by), Kafai, Shayda (Contribution by), Jones, Melanie (Introduction by), Kafai, Shayda (Introduction by)

ISBN: 9780815638476

Publisher: Syracuse University Press

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Pub Date: August 15, 2024

Dewey: 378.0087

LCCN: 2024010940

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Bibliography, Index

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 1.06" H x 9.00" L x 6.00" W ( 1.67 lbs) 396 pages

Series: Critical Perspectives on Disability

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Description:

Reimagining a more welcoming academy.

Brief description: Melanie Jones is a faculty member at Bard College in the Bard Prison Initiative program. She has a PhD in comparative literature, and her work has appeared in such journals as the Victorian Review.

Review Quotes: We have lots of personal experience, and lots of scholarship, showing us how ableist academia is and has always been. But this collection instead reveals the power and potential of disabled academics, who are already reshaping and reimagining higher education. This power is reflected in the diverse methods and forms across these twenty-three chapters; this potential can be harnessed by readers like you.-- "Jay Dolmage, author of Disability Rhetoric"

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