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A collection of personal stories about living with disability in Philadelphia
No Restraints
An Anthology of Disability Culture in Philadelphia
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edited by Gil Ott
No Restraints is the first compilation in the United States to document the contemporary struggle for disability rights from a grassroots cultural perspective. No Restraints defines culture broadly, including politics, theory, history, photo-documentation, poetry, spirituality, visual arts, cartoons, and science fiction—all created by people with disabilities. The result is a powerful primary source for an exploration of "difference," a record of provocation, and the quest for independence and integration.
Distributed by Temple University Press for the New City Community Press
About the Author(s)
Gil Ott is the Editor and Publisher of Singing Horse Press, and is the author of twelve books of poetry and fiction. He is Director of Development for Liberty Resources.
Subject Categories
Disability Studies
Philadelphia Region
Biography/Memoir/Autobiography