Adrift in the mainstream: What influences Eiríkur Smith the currents of Icelandic disability policy and is it directing? Daniel Walsh, Moving from the margins: Mainstreaming Trisha Suresh and persons with disabilities in Pakistan Omar Waraich Helen Davies "An Illustration from Nature's Book”: Alan Gregory Showcasing the Storyteller's Spectacular Venue: B9 Body in Hilary Mantel's The Giant, O'Brien CC A18 cannot be surpassed by art’: The ‘Nature Helen Davies of prosthetics in the body of the soldier Hanna Björg S Mirror, mirror on the wall igurjónsdóttir Chair: Helen Spandler Kate Mattheys Austerity, inequality and mental health B10 Recovery-as-policy as a form of neoliberal Venue: Brigit McWade CC A19 Why Mad Studies can change what the Victoria Armstrong to Change’ campaign won’t ‘Time challenge Wednesday 10th September Paper Session C 11.00-12.30 (90 minutes) Chair: Sue Cranmer Biographies of Challenging Official Jon Warren and Spatial Constructions of Sickness and Venue: Kayleigh Garthwaite C1 Disability GF1 The End of Disability Voice: PiP and the Alan Roulstone Dispossessed? Disabling States: The Political Aesthetics Imogen of Disgust in Postwelfare Britain Chair: Claudia Malacrida Helping clients rediscover sex; the role of C2 Beth the Occupation Therapist never felt like she was just doing it for the “I Kirsty Liddiard money”: Disabled Men’s Intimate
Eiríkur Smith Adrift in the mainstream: What influences the currents of Icelandic disability policy and is it directing? Daniel Walsh, Trisha Suresh and Omar Waraich Moving from the margins: Mainstreaming persons with disabilities in Pakistan B9 Helen Davies Venue: CC A18 Alan Gregory "An Illustration from Nature's Book”: Showcasing the Storyteller's Spectacular Body in Hilary Mantel's The Giant, O'Brien Helen Davies ‘Nature cannot be surpassed by art’: The of prosthetics in the body of the soldier Hanna Björg S igurjónsdóttir Mirror, mirror on the wall B10 Chair: Helen Spandler Kate Mattheys Austerity, inequality and mental health Venue: CC A19 Brigit McWade Recovery-as-policy as a form of neoliberal Victoria Armstrong Why Mad Studies can change what the ‘Time to Change’ campaign won’t challenge Wednesday 10th September Paper Session C 11.00-12.30 (90 minutes) C1 Chair: Sue Cranmer Venue: GF1 Jon Warren and Kayleigh Garthwaite Biographies of Challenging Official Spatial Constructions of Sickness and Disability Alan Roulstone The End of Disability Voice: PiP and the Dispossessed? Imogen Disabling States: The Political Aesthetics of Disgust in Postwelfare Britain C2 Chair: Claudia Malacrida Beth Helping clients rediscover sex; the role of the Occupation Therapist Kirsty Liddiard “I never felt like she was just doing it for the money”: Disabled Men’s Intimate
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