Patrick J Devlieger
Biographic Data
| ID | 227093 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrick J Devlieger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrick J |
| FAMILY NAME | Devlieger |
| SIGNATURE | DEVLIEGER P J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, University of Illinois at Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 134 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Assemblage analysis of disability support: New materialist design for the global south
Ad hoc practices of disability support by local elites in the global south is constantly applauded for its poverty alleviation potentials, yet it conceals the pressures disabled persons face to access support. By embedding with network of Disabled People Organisation (DPO), attending disability support events, and conversing with policy makers, we gathered qualitative data to conduct assemblage analysis of disability support in Southeast Nigeria.…
Living on the margin: Disabled Iranians in Belgian society
This paper explores the antecedents, experiences and consequences of marginalization as reported and dealt with by disabled Iranian immigrants in Belgium. This work extends the work of Gallie and colleagues and Siegrist demonstrating that the forces of marginalization applicable to all immigrants are particularly pertinent to disabled immigrants. The research is based on 26 in-depth, face-to-face interviews, focus groups, interviews with governme…
Ethnographic Film by Karl G. Heider
Austin : University of Texas Press , 2006 . This revised edition of Ethnographic Film originally appeared in 1976 and its goal has not much changed over 30 years: “an attempt to develop a systematic way of thinking of ethnographic film, and in particular about the ‘ethnographicness’ of film” (ix). What is different in this edition is perhaps the person who is writing it, now an administrator in the university, who affords himself to be “polemic, …
The production of disability culture among young African-American men
Handicap” and Education in the United States of the 1930s: Discursive Formations in the New York Times
This article traces the discursive development of the concept of “handicap” in the United States, through an examination of one written medium, namely the New York Times The emergence, development and decline of the concept of handicap are situated over a span of about 75 years, beginning in 1905. The concept reflects a modern era that replaces a previous era, represented by the concept of “cripple”. The article focuses both on the impact of educ…
Your Experience Is Not My Experience: The Concept and Experience of Disability on Chicago's Near West Side
Central to the field of disability studies is the concept of disability culture, because it provides a sense of cohesion for persons with disabilities and helps to explain their identity, place in the world, and management strategies. Discussions of disability culture generally focus on shared experiences, values, and relationships to the environment. An implicit assumption in many analyses is that disability cul. ture is common to all people wit…
Disability assumptions, concepts and theory: Reply to Tom Koch
Mental retardation in American film: A semiotic analysis
L'A. examine la maniere dont le cinema americain depeint l'arrieration mentale. Il s'agit de determiner ce qu'est l'arrieration mentale et ce que sont les reponses sociales a l'arrieration mentale dans le contexte des films consideres. L'analyse des structures semiotiques sur lesquelles les dialogues sont construits et la comparaison de differents films permettent de definir un archetype de ce genre cinematographique
The disability paradox: High Quality of Life Against All Odds
Community-Based Rehabilitation in Botswana: The Myth of the Hidden Disabled
Community-Based Rehabilitation in Botswana: The Myth of the Hidden Disabled. Benedicte lngstad. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 1997. xi. 384 pp
Representations of Physical Disability in Colonial Zimbabwe: The Cyrene Mission and Pitaniko, the Film of Cyrene
Pitaniko, the Film of Cyrene is a unique short film, created in 1946 in part to popularize the work of Cyrene and its founder, the Reverend Edward George (Ned) Paterson. The film is the story of the mission, told through the transformation of the life of a disabled young man, Samuel Songo, who portrays Pitaniko, first through his experience of rejection at his village and then at the Cyrene mission. In Pitaniko , physical disability is viewed in …
The disability paradox: High Quality of Life Against All Odds
The production of disability culture among young African-American men
Living on the margin: Disabled Iranians in Belgian society
This paper explores the antecedents, experiences and consequences of marginalization as reported and dealt with by disabled Iranian immigrants in Belgium. This work extends the work of Gallie and colleagues and Siegrist demonstrating that the forces of marginalization applicable to all immigrants are particularly pertinent to disabled immigrants. The research is based on 26 in-depth, face-to-face interviews, focus groups, interviews with governme…
Your Experience Is Not My Experience: The Concept and Experience of Disability on Chicago's Near West Side
Central to the field of disability studies is the concept of disability culture, because it provides a sense of cohesion for persons with disabilities and helps to explain their identity, place in the world, and management strategies. Discussions of disability culture generally focus on shared experiences, values, and relationships to the environment. An implicit assumption in many analyses is that disability cul. ture is common to all people wit…
Representations of Physical Disability in Colonial Zimbabwe: The Cyrene Mission and Pitaniko, the Film of Cyrene
Pitaniko, the Film of Cyrene is a unique short film, created in 1946 in part to popularize the work of Cyrene and its founder, the Reverend Edward George (Ned) Paterson. The film is the story of the mission, told through the transformation of the life of a disabled young man, Samuel Songo, who portrays Pitaniko, first through his experience of rejection at his village and then at the Cyrene mission. In Pitaniko , physical disability is viewed in …
Disability assumptions, concepts and theory: Reply to Tom Koch
Mental retardation in American film: A semiotic analysis
L'A. examine la maniere dont le cinema americain depeint l'arrieration mentale. Il s'agit de determiner ce qu'est l'arrieration mentale et ce que sont les reponses sociales a l'arrieration mentale dans le contexte des films consideres. L'analyse des structures semiotiques sur lesquelles les dialogues sont construits et la comparaison de differents films permettent de definir un archetype de ce genre cinematographique
Community-Based Rehabilitation in Botswana: The Myth of the Hidden Disabled
Community-Based Rehabilitation in Botswana: The Myth of the Hidden Disabled. Benedicte lngstad. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 1997. xi. 384 pp
Representations of Physical Disability in Colonial Zimbabwe: The Cyrene Mission and Pitaniko, the Film of Cyrene
Pitaniko, the Film of Cyrene is a unique short film, created in 1946 in part to popularize the work of Cyrene and its founder, the Reverend Edward George (Ned) Paterson. The film is the story of the mission, told through the transformation of the life of a disabled young man, Samuel Songo, who portrays Pitaniko, first through his experience of rejection at his village and then at the Cyrene mission. In Pitaniko , physical disability is viewed in …
The disability paradox: High Quality of Life Against All Odds
Community-Based Rehabilitation in Botswana: The Myth of the Hidden Disabled
Community-Based Rehabilitation in Botswana: The Myth of the Hidden Disabled. Benedicte lngstad. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 1997. xi. 384 pp
Your Experience Is Not My Experience: The Concept and Experience of Disability on Chicago's Near West Side
Central to the field of disability studies is the concept of disability culture, because it provides a sense of cohesion for persons with disabilities and helps to explain their identity, place in the world, and management strategies. Discussions of disability culture generally focus on shared experiences, values, and relationships to the environment. An implicit assumption in many analyses is that disability cul. ture is common to all people wit…
Disability assumptions, concepts and theory: Reply to Tom Koch
Mental retardation in American film: A semiotic analysis
L'A. examine la maniere dont le cinema americain depeint l'arrieration mentale. Il s'agit de determiner ce qu'est l'arrieration mentale et ce que sont les reponses sociales a l'arrieration mentale dans le contexte des films consideres. L'analyse des structures semiotiques sur lesquelles les dialogues sont construits et la comparaison de differents films permettent de definir un archetype de ce genre cinematographique
Handicap” and Education in the United States of the 1930s: Discursive Formations in the New York Times
This article traces the discursive development of the concept of “handicap” in the United States, through an examination of one written medium, namely the New York Times The emergence, development and decline of the concept of handicap are situated over a span of about 75 years, beginning in 1905. The concept reflects a modern era that replaces a previous era, represented by the concept of “cripple”. The article focuses both on the impact of educ…
The production of disability culture among young African-American men
Living on the margin: Disabled Iranians in Belgian society
This paper explores the antecedents, experiences and consequences of marginalization as reported and dealt with by disabled Iranian immigrants in Belgium. This work extends the work of Gallie and colleagues and Siegrist demonstrating that the forces of marginalization applicable to all immigrants are particularly pertinent to disabled immigrants. The research is based on 26 in-depth, face-to-face interviews, focus groups, interviews with governme…
Ethnographic Film by Karl G. Heider
Austin : University of Texas Press , 2006 . This revised edition of Ethnographic Film originally appeared in 1976 and its goal has not much changed over 30 years: “an attempt to develop a systematic way of thinking of ethnographic film, and in particular about the ‘ethnographicness’ of film” (ix). What is different in this edition is perhaps the person who is writing it, now an administrator in the university, who affords himself to be “polemic, …
Assemblage analysis of disability support: New materialist design for the global south
Ad hoc practices of disability support by local elites in the global south is constantly applauded for its poverty alleviation potentials, yet it conceals the pressures disabled persons face to access support. By embedding with network of Disabled People Organisation (DPO), attending disability support events, and conversing with policy makers, we gathered qualitative data to conduct assemblage analysis of disability support in Southeast Nigeria.…
Sociology (9 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Political science (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Disability Rights and Representation (3 works) · Ethnography (3 works) · Medical model of disability (3 works)