Staring: How We Look

By R. G. Thomson. 2009

272 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Cultural Studies, Social Psychology, Sociology and Political Science

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Citations in the corpus

• “Recovering our Stories”: A Small Act of Resistance (2012, background): “A gaze more familiar to the Freak Shows of the past has been finding its way forward into meetings, fundraisers, and research (Clare, 1999; Fausto-Sterling, 1995; Garland-Thomson, 2009; Longmore, 2005; GarlandThomson, 1996;).”
• Disability Studies: What is it and what Difference does it Make? (2012, unknown): “…subcategories of work in history (e.g., Baynton, 2001; Carey, 2009; Kudlick, 2003; Longmore & Umansky, 2001), humanities (Davis, 2010; Garland-Thomson, 2009; MitcheU & Snyder, 2000; Siebers, 2008; Snyder, Bmeggemann, & Garland-Thomson, 2002), and the arts (Cmtchfield & Epstein, 2000; Hevey,…”