Feminist, Queer, Crip

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1. Mainstreaming critical disability studies: Towards undoing the last prejudice
   Colleen Ann McDonald-Morken · 2014 · ProQuest Demo Repository
2. Filtered Out: LGBTQ Parents Engage with Special Needs Service Systems
   Margaret F. Gibson · 2015 · TSpace (University of Toronto)
3. Articulating the new normal(s) : mental disability, medical discourse, and rhetorical action.
   A Holladay · 2017
4. Disability and political theory
   Ann K. Heffernan · 2021 · Contemporary Political Theory
5. The Institutional Remains: Transinstitutionalization of Disability & Sexuality
   Megan Q. Linton · 2021
6. Conclusion 2
   2017 · Duke University Press eBooks
7. Introduction
   2017 · Duke University Press eBooks
8. Disability Studies
   Christopher Krentz · 2018
9. Designing Access Together: Surviving the Demand for Resilience
   Esther Ignagni, Eliza Chandler, Kim Collins, Andy Darby, Kirsty Liddiard · 2023
10. Disabilities and Geography
    Richard Gorman · 2024 · Springer eBooks
11. Infrastructuring as Collective Resistance: How Disabled Students Negotiate Access Through Technology in Universities
    Kim Ly, Carolyn, Cross, Trevor, Tasman, Selin, Mattka, Jocelyn, Doggett, Olivia, Marathe, Megh, Chandra, Priyank · 2026 · Proceedings of the 2026 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
12. The memeification of "woke culture": a multimodal critical discourse analysis of its articulation in Essence; O, The Oprah Magazine; and Teen Vogue
    Lenoir, Lisa Dianne · 2023 · University of Missouri Dissertation
13. Special Affects: Mermaids, Prosthetics, and the Disabling of Feminine Futurity
    Cynthia Barounis · 2016 · Women's studies quarterly
14. "Becoming Narratives: The Entanglement of Ability, Gender, Sexuality, and Time in 'Special Needs' Memoirs"
    Amanda Apgar · 2017 · Journal of Narrative Theory
15. Activating the Past
    Victoria Ann Lewis, Sara Kishi Wolf · 2018 · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies
16. Gimp Sue Gets the Girl: Disability in Twilight Fanfiction
    Olivia Dreisinger · 2019 · Canadian Journal of Disability Studies
17. Discapacidad y calidad de vida en decisiones de triaje durante el COVID-19: marcos éticos de equidad y perspectivas queer-crip
    Lautaro Leani · 2021 · Resistances Journal of the Philosophy of History
18. Mobilities: Physical and Social
    Ryan Sweet · 2021 · Palgrave studies in nineteenth-century writing and culture
19. Feminist Snap
    2017 · Duke University Press eBooks
20. “I’m Not a Real Person Yet”: Queering Coming of Age in Frances Ha
    Annika M. Schadewaldt · 2019 · aspeers emerging voices in american studies
21. Inhabiting Duration
    Sarah Nance · 2023 · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies
22. The Educational Costs of Chrono-Curriculum and Academic Chrono-Politics on the Schooling of Disabled College Students in Kenya
    Theodoto W. Ressa · 2023 · Journal of College Student Retention Research Theory & Practice
23. Queer Critical Media Literacy and Possibilities for Counterhegemonic Pedagogy
    Susan W. Woolley · 2023 · The International Journal of Critical Media Literacy
24. Why Do Stereotypes Exist?
    Catalin Brylla · 2023 · Springer eBooks
25. Cripping the Ordinary: Veena Das’s Life and Words in “Unprecedented Times”
    Alexandra M. Weiss · 2023 · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies
26. Geographie und Recht
    Sarah Klosterkamp · 2023
27. Wretched Refuse
    Cynthia Barounis · 2024 · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies
28. A poetics of opacity: disability, race and gender in Khady Sylla’s Une fenêtre ouverte
    Laura McMahon · 2024 · French Screen Studies
29. Cuerpos como fronteras heridas, intervenidas y resistentes: la enfermedad y el buen vivir
    Alicia Natalí Chamorro Muñoz · 2024 · Co-herencia
30. Creative reflections on embodied filmmaking: in, through and between the senses and spaces of the medicalized body
    Olivia Turner · 2024 · The Senses and Society
31. Letters of Love: Engaging Memory Work in Qualitative Research
    Darcy E. Furlong, Katherine R. Haus, Danielle Layton, Renae Lesser, Jessica Nina Lester, Pei-Jung Li, Xinqing Dorcas Miao, Anna Romero, Vivek Vellanki · 2024 · International Review of Qualitative Research
32. Introduction
    Ashley Lierman · 2024 · Open Book Publishers
33. Micropolitics in Participatory Processes: The Impact of Ableism and Other ‘Hidden’ Power Structures on Equitable Participation and Outcomes
    Lindsay Stephens, Iris Epstein, Melanie Baljko, Hilda Smith · 2024 · Planning Theory & Practice
34. Unruly temporalities: Older queer women and non-binary people narrating later-life sexuality
    Nika Looman, Ladan Rahbari, Katrien De Graeve · 2024 · Journal of Women & Aging
35. Reconceptualizing Blindness through the Political/Relational Model
    Sabrina Durso · 2025 · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies
36. “Problem Girls”: Gender Nonconformity as Resistance in Early Disabled Feminist Life Writing
    Jess Waggoner · 2025 · a/b Auto/Biography Studies
37. Re-imagining accessibility in screen production: a qualitative study of disabled filmmakers in Australia
    River Heart · 2025 · Media Practice and Education
38. Introduction. Ageing time beings: Temporality and ethics in old ages
    Lone Grøn, Lotte Meinert · 2025 · Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
39. Somatechnische Erfahrungen. Ethnographische Gespräche mit Kindern mit Prothesen aus dem 3D-Drucker
    Melike Şahinol · 2025 · Technikzukünfte, Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft
40. Uncivil Technoscience
    Iván Chaar López · 2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
41. Alexa, Disability, and the Politics of Things Not Apprehended
    Jennifer A. Hamilton · 2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
42. “So Creepy It Must Be True!”
    Jacob Hagelberg · 2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
43. Can Disabled People’s Experiences of Exclusion in Pandemic Higher Education Encourage the Promotion of Inclusive Research Practices?
    Stuart Read, Anne Parfitt, Tanvir N. Bush · 2025 · Springer eBooks
44. Eat Your Words: An Artful Neuroqueered Fermented Inquiry
    Meaghan Krazinski · 2025 · Qualitative Inquiry
45. Autobiographical Epistemology: Legitimate(d) Knowledges in Life Narratives
    Theresa A. Kulbaga, Leland G. Spencer · 2025 · Women s Studies in Communication
46. Reclaiming Agency: Interrogating Disability, Justice, and Legal Subjectivity in Kaabil and Neru
    SURYENDU CHAKRABORTY · 2025 · International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
47. “Welcome to Planet Mars”
    Valentina Marcheselli · 2025
48. Introduction
    Istvan Praet, Perig Pitrou · 2025
49. Artifacts of Attunement
    Victor Buchli · 2025
50. Spaced Out
    Lisa R. Messeri, Valerie Olson · 2025
51. Otherwhere Ethnography
    Istvan Praet, Perig Pitrou · 2025
52. Walking on eggshells: disabled people's management of emotions during everyday encounters in accessible parking spaces
    Vera Isabella Kubenz · 2025 · Frontiers in Sociology
53. African Climate Futures
    Carl Death · 2025
54. Care Ethics and Aesthetics in Post-Rehabilitation Disability Performance
    Elisabeth Motley · 2025 · TDR/The Drama Review
55. The need for deep rest: Six stories of critical grief pedagogy
    Kim Collins, Chelsea Temple, Sarah Pierson, Janice Desroches, Guneet Bagga, Morgan Crosby · 2025 · Journal of Praxis in Higher Education
56. Teaching Graduate Clinical and Counseling Students About Disability
    Rhoda Olkin, Megan Carlos · 2025 · Teaching of Psychology
57. The Nexus Framework: Addressing Racial Bias and Equity in Disability Employment
    Kate Caldwell, Sumithra Murthy, Bailey Werner, Rooshey Hasnain, Brenda Parker · 2025 · Emerald Group Publishing Limited eBooks
58. All the Single Ladies: Queering Race in Nineteenth-Century African American Female-Headed Households
    Laurie A. Wilkie, Annelise Morris · 2025 · Historical Archaeology
59. Redefining Body-Self Relationships Through Outdoor Physical Activity: Experiences of Women Navigating Illness, Injury, and Disability
    Joelle Breault-Hood, Tonia L. Gray, Jacqueline Ullman, Son Truong · 2025 · Behavioral Sciences
60. Good athlete, bad patient? Navigating life with chronic illness in U.S. collegiate sport
    Caitlin Vitosky Clarke, Eva Rubin, Kaitlin Pericak, Brynn Adamson · 2025 · Qualitative Research in Sport Exercise and Health
61. The Politics of the Body and Grenzenlos Deutsch : Identities, Intersectionality, and Inclusivity in the Language Classroom
    Maureen O. Gallagher, Angineh Djavadghazaryans, Simone Pfleger, Faye Stewart, Amy Young, Brigetta M. Abel · 2025 · Die Unterrichtspraxis/Teaching German
62. “And then what?”: creating suspense in storytelling in accommodated language education for adults via a crip linguistics approach
    Christina Hedman, Liz Adams Lyngbäck, Enni Paul, Jenny Rosén · 2025 · Language and Education
63. Two Hundred Years of Technodystopia: AI and the Politics of Embodiment in Winterson’s Frankissstein
    Seohyon Jung · 2025 · Critique Studies in Contemporary Fiction
64. Time for rewilding: The chronobiopolitics of wildlife conservation in Britain
    Filipa Ferreira Soares, Jamie Lorimer · 2025 · Environment and Planning E Nature and Space
65. Disability, chronic illness and COVID-19: Creating criptopias in the wake of a global pandemic
    Flora Renz · 2025 · European Journal of Social Theory
66. Return to normal? Remembered futures and the post-pandemic
    Sara DiCaglio · 2025 · Medical Humanities
67. The Intersectionality of Accessibility
    Ryan A. Miller, Rachel Friedensen, Annemarie Vaccaro, Ezekiel W. Kimball · 2025 · Oxford University Press eBooks
68. O que é autismo? Reflexões críticas a partir da neurodiversidade e dos estudos da deficiência
    Giovanna Nicolau, Marivete Gesser, Solange Cristina da Silva, Pablo de Assis · 2025 · Revista Educação Especial
69. Police and Civilian Investigator Experiences with Sexual Crimes Involving People with Intellectual Disabilities
    Lotta Löfgren-Mårtenson, My Lilja · 2025 · Nordic Journal of Studies in Policing
70. Contingent coherence and relational inclusion: women, work, and invisible illness
    Armand Bam, Joy Lulema · 2025 · Frontiers in Organizational Psychology
71. Redefining Time, Energy, and Expectation with Spoon Theory
    Imogen Harper · 2025 · Springer eBooks
72. Till We Meet Again: Towards an Affective Sociology of Schedules
    Kinneret Lahad · 2025 · Sociology
73. Design, Disability, and Critical Pedagogy in STS
    Kaitlin Stack Whitney, Kristoffer Whitney, Katie Healey, Jessica A. Hardin, Anna Carter, Angeline Hamele, Lee Smith · 2025 · Science Technology & Human Values
74. Challenging Social Studies Education as a Cultural Literate Discipline
    Brad Bierdz · 2025 · Educational Studies
75. Collective Action for Advancing Disability Inclusion in Nursing Education: The Access in Nursing Program
    Lisa M. Meeks, Anne Lewis, Brandy Jackson · 2025 · Creative Nursing
76. Mothering Disabled Children in Early Childhood: Institutional Reproduction of the Standard North American Family
    Alice-Simone Balter, Kathryn Underwood, Janelle Brady, Patricia Douglas, Catriona Howey · 2025 · Journal of Family Issues
77. Is South Africa a disability friendly country? A brief criminal justice system perspective and comparison to Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana
    Azwihangwisi Judith Mphidi, Debra Claire Pheiffer · 2025 · African Security Review
78. Schoolyards as Inclusive Spaces: Teachers’ Perspectives on Gender, Disability, and Equity in Greece
    Stergiani Giaouri, Vassiliki Plıogou, Evaggelia Kalerante · 2025 · Education Sciences
79. Intersex subjectivities: Construction and transformation of identities at the margins of the gender binary
    Gloria E. Casanova Molina · 2025 · Feminist Anthropology
80. Performing wellness, concealing pain: a gendered continuum of challenges for women with lupus in the workplace
    Armand Bam, Joy Lulema · 2025 · Frontiers in Psychology
81. Embodying the Work: An Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis of Becoming Peer Support Workers
    Susan R. Magasi, Kathryn Smith, Ocean Jerriel Bolocon, Ronnell Booze, R. R. Brown, Robert L. Green · 2025 · OTJR Occupational Therapy Journal of Research
82. The social production of disability through inclusion policies and programmes: the cases of three Chilean universities
    Tiare Masihy Vega, Martín Navarro-Ibáñez, Marta Infante · 2025 · Policy Reviews in Higher Education
83. Jamming with Puppets: Arts-Mediated Agency for Neurodiverse Communicators
    Sarah M. Parsloe, Seth Juncewski, Christian Harrison · 2025 · Communication Studies
84. From Classroom to Community: A Viewpoint on Advocacy Assignments Encouraging Student Action
    Katherine L. Winters, Megan M. Young · 2025 · American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology
85. Barriers Before Entry: Opportunities for Improving Pre-Admission Guidance for Disabled Medical School Applicants in Australia and New Zealand
    Laura J. Gray, Lise Ludwig Mogensen, Gisselle Gallego, Neera R. Jain, Joanna Tai, Jo Bishop, Matt Brett, Bryony A. McNeill · 2025 · Teaching and Learning in Medicine
86. Chronic illness experiences for young adults: a qualitative study
    Imogen Harper, Alex F. Broom, Louise Alison Baur, Emmanuel A. Stamatakis · 2025 · BMJ Open
87. Affective Ecologies of Illness: Medical Humanities, Environment, and Resistance in Boyer’s The Undying and Khakpour’s Sick
    Dermee Pegu · 2025 · The Creative Launcher
88. “I Just Didn’t Fit into the Way That They Did Church”: Barriers to Access and Participation for Disabled People in UK Churches
    Naomi Lawson Jacobs · 2025 · International Journal of Disability and Social Justice
89. Shrouded in Secrecy: Sexuality and Disability Rights in India
    Nandini Ghosh · 2026 · South Asia's Geopolitical & Strategic Engagement.
90. Walking-With as a Co-creative Research Practice With Young Disabled Adults at the Postsecondary Transition
    Hanne Vandenbussche, Elisabeth De Schauwer · 2026 · Culture Studies &#x2194 Critical Methodologies
91. Neurodivergence & Gender (Mis)Recognition: Addressing Inequity Through Neuroqueer Knowing
    Jessica Penwell Barnett · 2026 · Societies
92. Cripping desire lines: Disabled people, creative walking and the right to walk the city
    Morag Rose, Deirdre E. Heddon, Clare Qualmann, Harry Wilson, Maggie O'neill · 2026 · Urban Studies
93. Why Disability Rights are a Feminist Issue: Intersectionality, Policy, and Activism in the United Kingdom
    Abigal Muchecheti · 2026 · International Journal of Disability Development and Education
94. Masculine and Violent Temporalities: Examining the Legacies of Men’s Unwanted Sexual Experiences
    Carl Bonner‐Thompson, Kirsty McGregor, Jason Preston · 2026 · Gender & Society
95. Exploring identity negotiation among disabled, Black international women pursuing undergraduate engineering degrees
    Rachel Figard, Katreena Thomas, Samantha R. Brunhaver, Jennifer Bekki · 2026 · Journal of Engineering Education
96. The value of voices: Crip challenges in speech impairment and organizational accountability
    Domenico Napolitano, Luigi Maria Sicca · 2026 · Organization
97. Delivering accessible school transportation services in Canada's Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area: A study of education professionals' perspectives
    Élyse Comeau, Ron N. Buliung, Timothy Ross · 2026 · Transport Policy
98. Radical accessibility: co-designing for intersectionality in a peer-led LGBTIQA+ disability digital storytelling project
    Kerryn Drysdale, Sandra Gendera, Catherine Londos, Grace White, Karen Raewyn Fisher · 2026 · Disability and Rehabilitation
99. Identity Play: A Speculative Vision for Conceptualizing Identity in the 21 st Century
    Jonathan M. Adler · 2026 · Personality Science
100. Embrace Difference, Challenge Normativity: Towards a Neuroqueer-informed Ethic for Supporting Autistic Adults' Intimate Lives
     Monique Huysamen, Chris Hatton, Marianthi Kourti · 2026 · Feminism & Psychology