Placing Disability: Personal Essays of Embodied Geography (Literary Disability Studies)

Acknowledgments
Contents
Notes on Contributors
1: Introduction
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2: Disability and Memoir
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3: Space, Place, and Disability
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Part I: Into the Wide Open
	4: Learning the Camino Real—Disability and the Desert
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	5: Headlamps and Fireside Light
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	6: A Sense of Place & Cyberspace: The Hybrid Way I Live, Work, and Play
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	7: Ad Astra Per Aspera (To the Stars Through Difficulties)
Part II: Metro-Geographies
	8: Peaks and Valleys: A Collaborative Essay about Disability in the Bronx
		These Steps Are No Joke, by Annette Serrano
		My Challenges, by Cindy Hernandez
		Lost in the Shuffle, by Andrew Whyte
		The Walk-Up, by Sonia Gonzalez
		A Big Night Out, by Jovan Campbell
		Lemonade in the Bronx, by Mary Morfe
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	9: Blindness and Dyslexia in the Movements of Everyday Life in Toronto
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	10: Disability in New York City Schools and Preparing Teachers to Work in Them
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	11: Drenched Lands, Blood Compost: Disability, Land, and The Asylum Project
		Blood Meal
		Fields
		Compost
		Children of the Compost
		Field Work
		The Dunes
		Walt Whitman (from “This Compost!”)
		Adinkerke
		Reclamation
		Asylum1
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Part III: Liminal (Dis)locations
	12: A Tide in the River: Auditory Ecologies of Dyarubbin
		On the Water
		On Track
		On a Rising Tide
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	13: Hydra, New Hampshire
	14: Between Places
		Three Stories of Getting Stuck
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	15: The Lie of the Land
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	16: Body Workers
	17: Never in One Place: On Waking in a Different Body
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Index