De los discursos actuales sobre la discapacidad en España

EN] In this paper we take under consideration the evolution of disability policies in Spain in the last 30 \nyears to develop the idea that in this time has occurred what we call a ‘paradigm shift’ in the interpretation \nof this social category. To analyze this shift, we propose a discursive understanding of disability, \nbased on joint consideration of practices, representations, values and multiple spaces in which discourses \nabout disability are constructed. These discourses constitute the two paradigms involved in the \nmentioned change: the paradigm of rehabilitation and the paradigm of personal autonomy. We argue \nthat in Spain this paradigm shift has not been complete, but has been unevenly in different spaces. From the proposed discursive approach we reviewed the paradigm shift in the legislative space, and \nwe note the items that have hampered its implementation in other areas

Autonomy · Epistemology · Interpretation (philosophy · Legislature · Linguistics · Paradigm shift · Political science · Sociology · Space (punctuation) · Human Rights and Immigration · Labor Law and Work Dynamics · Law · Philosophy · Social Sciences and Policies

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