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Cool Places: Geographies of Youth Cultures
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There are estimated to be 340,000 16-29-year-olds with disabilities in Britain (Martin et al., 1988). Despite their numbers and heterogeneity they have remained largely invisible in representations of youth culture. Images of ‘super cripples’ overcoming all odds (Figure 5.1), evil ‘monsters’, bitter and twisted in body and mind, or pitiful charity cases in need of care and attention, account for most billboard, film and other media images of disabled youths (Longmore, 1985; Barnes, 1991).
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- 2005-08-18
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