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Intersectional Disability: Race, Gender, Pain, and the Politics of Invisibility

Intersectional Disability: Race, Gender, Pain, and the Politics of Invisibility

Hardcover

Series: Interdisciplinary Disability Studies

General Sociology

PREORDER - Expected ship date December 16, 2026

ISBN10: 1041360460
ISBN13: 9781041360469
Publisher: Routledge
Published: Dec 16 2026
Pages: 186
Language: English

Intersectional Disability argues that disability cannot be adequately theorised without explicit attention to race, gender, pain, epistemic injustice, and structural unbelievability. While disability studies, intersectionality, and Critical Race Theory have transformed understandings of inequality, disability continues to be treated as a largely race-neutral and gender-neutral category. This book addresses that theoretical gap by advancing Intersectional Disability Theory, a new framework that reconceptualises disability as a relational and political category shaped by whiteness, gendered expectations of endurance, the medical politics of credibility, and institutional structures that normalise able-bodiedness.

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