Anthropology and disability

Introduction Anthropologists Rayna Rapp and Faye Ginsburg have been contributing to anthropology's understandings of reproduction, gender, and disability since the 1980s. Rapp's (1999) book Testing women, testing the fetus: the social impact of amniocentesis in America and Ginsburg's (1998) Contested lives: the abortion debate in an American community have changed the field of Anthropology of Reproduction, as did their groundbreaking volume Conceiving the new world order: the global politics

Sociology · Anthropology · Disability Rights and Representation · Inclusion and Disability in Education and Sport · Migration, Identity, and Health · Psychology

• Contested Lives

  Faye D Ginsburg•Contested Lives•1998

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• Testing Women, Testing the Fetus

  Rayna Rapp•Testing Women, Testing the Fetus•2004

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• The Politics of Reproduction

  Faye Ginsburg, Rayna Rapp•Annual Review of Anthropology•1991

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• Conceiving the New World Order

  Betsy Hartmann, Ginsburg Rapp et al.•Conceiving the New World Order•1996

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• Enabling Disability

  Rayna Rapp, Faye Ginsburg•Public Culture•2001

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• Disability Worlds

  Faye Ginsburg, Rayna Rapp•Annual Review of Anthropology•2013

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• Disability/Anthropology

  Faye Ginsburg, Rayna Rapp•Current Anthropology•2020

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