Disability, normalcy, and the everyday (1st)

Many critical analyses of disability address important 'macro' concerns, but are often far removed from an interactional and micro-level focus.

Written by leading scholars in the field, and containing a range of theoretical and empirical contributions from around the world, this book focuses on the taken-for-granted, mundane human activities at the heart of how social life is reproduced, and how this impacts on the lives of those with a disability, family members, and other allies.