Choreography of Touch single work   poetry   "I saw how they queued in twos"
Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 Choreography of Touch
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  • Writing Disability in Australia

    Type of disability Blindness & vision impairment
    Type of character Secondary
    Point of view First person (non disabled character)

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    y separately published work icon Westerly DisAbility; Online Special Issue; Speicial Issue : DisAbility vol. Special Issue no. 9 2019 16865993 2019 periodical issue 'As a writer and academic with a long-standing disability, I was both delighted and apprehensive at the thought of acting as editor for a collection of works themed on disability. Delighted, as the voices of disability have historically been under-represented and under-valued. Apprehensive, because these voices have traditionally been muted or warped by existing socio-cultural beliefs and expectations. I wanted to handle the material with a light touch; treat the experiences of the writers with respect; suspend my own attitudes and opinions around disability within a group of voices that brimmed with embodied knowledge and creativity' (Josephine Taylor Editorial introduction) 2019 pg. 76-77
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