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41025 - Experiencing and Expressing Disability Identities
Mon, August 11, 4:00 to 5:30pm, East Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Ballroom Level/Gold, Grand Hall GDescription
In this panel, scholars explore multi-faceted expressions and experiences of disability identity, ranging from micro constructions of embodied sensation to the macro branding of autism by corporations. The negotiation of disability identity in interaction is further explored through analyses of gifting-giftee relationships, decisions regarding the disclosure of disability, and interactional strategies to foster the enactment of respect for disabled people.
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Individual Presentations
Neurodiversity: From Activist Category to Corporate Buzzword - Emily Hawley Ruppel, University of California-Berkeley
Semanticizing Non-Common Sensory Experiences - Eve E. Gardien, Rennes University (France)
Gifting and Giftee Self-Determination in the Context of Illness - Ellen T. Meiser, University of Hawaii-Hilo
Inhabiting the ADA: Invisible Disability, Everyday Interactions, and Exclusion in the Precarious Service Sector - Madeline C. Anderson, Stanford University
Re(dis)covering Goffman: Disability, ‘Deference’ and ‘Demeanor’ in a Community Café - Gareth Martin Thomas, Cardiff University