The conceptualization of disability

By D. Pfeiffer. 2001

91 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Education, Safety Research

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/5060333b4605efe835e6ed37e725f611dfc577e3

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In Education

1. Sandra C. Jones
2. Valerie Harwood
3. Sophie Mitra

In Safety Research

1. Sandra C. Jones
2. Valerie Harwood
3. Sophie Mitra

Citations in the corpus

• Representations of autism in Australian print media (2009, background): “In the media analysed for this study one dominant theme occurred, ‘autism as problem’, a representation closely aligned with notions of autism drawn from the normative medical model (Pfeiffer 2001).”
• The Capability Approach and Disability (2006, background): “As noted by Pfeiffer (2001), many disability scholars recognize that no single model can totally explain disability.”
• Moving from Independence to Interdependence: A Conceptual Model for Better Understanding Community Participation of Centers for Independent Living Consumers (2010, background): “Although the philosophical aspects of IL are more highly developed (Brown, 2000; Pfeiffer, 2001), less is known about the state of the art for providing IL services and their effect on outcomes leading to enhanced community participation of consumers.”