Can we perform like “super-cripples” during this challenging pandemic?

Alter - European Journal of Disability Research / Revue Européenne de Recherche Sur le Handicap 14-3 (14-3):247-248 (2020)
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Despite the overwhelming grey clouds of anxiety due to the Coronavirus pandemic, this could be a golden opportunity for disabled academics like myself working under self-isolation, to be recognised by our peers, to overcome inequities and to challenge the able body norms and models we face in universities academic life. I have recently completed a PhD research regarding the experience of disabled academics, investigating and discussing the difficulties and hurdles we routinely face in academi...

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