Women's Studies 2162A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Ableism, Unapologetic, Conjoined Twins

• School: Western University
• Department: Women's Studies
• Course: Women's Studies 2162A/B
• Professor: Rachael Pack

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Section 1- 5 concepts (like quiz questions) 2 points each. Guest lectures content will not be on exam. Before the test 2 essay questions will be given, only one will be on the exam. Explain the social regulations around the certain body, then what happens because of these regulations. Take one thing we"ve learned in the class and how we associate it with inequality (gender, race, etc) What is something you"ve learned from the course. We assume that disabled people want to be cured. No inherent natural gender, it is a stylized repetition of acts. Many of the patterns of behaviour that are associated with disability are stylized repetition of acts. Disabled individuals who are not actively engaged in curing their disability are not doing whats expected. Norm to get as close to able bodied as you can. What roles disabled people play in society throughout time. Crip theory is in response to disability theory.