Enabling the Past: New Perspectives in the History of Disability

Enabling the Past: New Perspectives in the History of Disability

Location:	United Kingdom
Date Submitted:	2005-01-31
Announcement ID:	143757

Enabling the Past:
New Perspectives in the History of Disability
June 17-19 2005
University of Manchester

Call for Papers

Hosted by the History of Science, Technology and Medicine and the Centre for the Cultural History of War. Sponsored by the Wellcome Trust.

Disability is an innovative field, traversing a wide range of subjects and themes including historical dimensions. This conference aims to explore this diversity, consider new perspectives and offer dynamic directions for further research. We welcome papers or panel proposals on the suggested list below. This list serves as a guide, a wide variety of subjects will be considered.

Institutions
Sexuality
Culture
Education
Communication
War and Violence
Social Policy
Protest
Gender
Class
Ethics
Diaspora
Identity
Childhood
Technology
Testimonies
Race
Embodiment
Memory
Work

Dr Ana Carden-Coyne
Centre for the Cultural History of War
University of Manchester
and
Dr Julie Anderson, Centre for the History of Science,Technology & Medicine
University of Manchester, UK

Email: a.cc@manchester.ac.uk

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