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The Social Model of Disability in India: Politics of Identity and Power
0Original price was: ₹796.00.₹796.00Current price is: ₹796.00.Explore the profound social model of disability in India, revealing the intricate politics of identity and power. This essential book shifts focus from medical definitions to a deeper sociological understanding of disablement in India. It critically analyzes how culture, religion, media, and gender intersect with disability, examining representation in literature and film. Crucially, it addresses policy implications for Indian students, especially women facing gender discrimination. A must-read for scholars, educators, disability advocates, and policymakers seeking comprehensive insights into the Indian disability landscape.
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Visual Impairment
0Original price was: ₹710.00.₹461.50Current price is: ₹461.50.Discover ‘Visual Impairment’ by Ranjita Dawn, a 236-page exploration published by Kalpaz Publications in 2015. This insightful book, available in hardcover, delves into the lives and challenges of individuals with visual impairments, aiming to foster greater awareness and understanding within society. Authored with a focus on sociology, ‘Visual Impairment’ offers a compelling perspective on disability and inclusion. Perfect for readers interested in social issues, accessibility, and human stories. Explore this essential read from ‘The Bookish Owl’ to deepen your knowledge and empathy. Get your copy today and contribute to a more inclusive world.
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Visual Impairment
0Original price was: ₹470.00.₹352.50Current price is: ₹352.50.Discover ‘Visual Impairment’ by The Bookish Owl, a vital resource exploring disability awareness in India. This insightful book challenges traditional perspectives, shifting from medical to social models of understanding disability. Delve into the unique challenges and psychological well-being of individuals with visual impairments in the Indian context. Examining global and Indian educational policies, the book advocates for inclusion and integration, highlighting how societal structures, not individuals, create barriers. This essential read is perfect for those seeking to understand disability rights, welfare, and policy reform. Ideal for readers aged 12 and up who are interested in social justice and inclusive education.
