Disability History Month

Disability History Month 2023

A selection of books which featured in our displays celebrating Disability History Month in Hartland House and the Tim Gardam Building.

Shelfmarks are included if you want to find and borrow one, or click on a book cover to view its record on SOLO and request it via Click & Collect (sign in with Single Sign On).

The Madness of Adam and Eve : How Schizophrenia Shaped Humanity / by David Horrobin
104 / 140
Ill Feelings / by Alice Hattrick
362.1 HAT:Ill
Brilliant Imperfection : Grappling with Cure / by Eli Clare
362.4 CLA:Bri
A Cultural History of Disability
362.4 CUL v.1-5
The Story of Pain : From Prayer to Painkillers / by Joanna Bourke
612.88 BOU:Sto
Unwell Women : a Journey Through Medicine and Myth in a Man-Made World / by Elinor Cleghorn
613.04 CLE:Unw
The Empire of Depression : a New History / by Jonathan Sadowsky
616.85 SAD:Emp
Neurotribes :the Legacy of Autism and How to think Smarter About People Who Think Differently / by Steve Silberman
616.858 SIL:Neu
Shell Shock : Cinema, Weimar culture, and the Wounds of War / by Anton Kaes
791.43 KAES:She
The Quiet Ear : Deafness in Literature / edited by Brian Grant
808.8 GRA:Qui
Richard III's Bodies from Medieval England to Modernity : Shakespeare and Disability History / by Jeffrey R. Wilson
822.24 / 318
Performing Disability in Early Modern English Drama / edited by Leslie C. Dunn
822.3 / 84
Virtual Displays

Book Months

Virtual displays, complementing our recent monthly displays celebrating various themes in Hartland House and the Tim Gardam Building.