Rosemary Garland Thompson: An extraordinary body (large print book)

It's a big letter book that has a plank and letters for the blind. The classics of Harry Betchersto's cabin, which is read as a ‘old war’ across time and space; the novels of Tony Morrison, the first black woman to receive Nobel Prize for gold; the autobiographical novels of Feminist and lesbian writer Audrey Rod, who was both black and disabled; the classics have been read from the perspective of freedom of women and politically highly valued. But if you read these works again in terms of disability liberation, what would you say? How are the disabled people in these works being drawn, and what role do they play? The non-normal body, published in the fourth volume of Greenby's Collection: Disability is an ingenious and pioneering attempt to criticize American culture and literature from the perspective of disability how it was reproduced in American culture. Author Rosemary Galand Thompson analyzes the origins of the deformity of humanism, the fiction of social protest that has exposed the reality of violent slavery, and the major chapter of American culture that has not had a political impact, until it reaches the autobiographical work written by black women writers. A gap in the fall of a huge discourse has been followed by a series of critical work that reads cultural text from various positions and perspectives. But it is true that reading cultural phenomena from the point of view of disabled individuals was not enough without a chin. The book is a critical statement by disabled feminists who argue that we should not only remind our vision of bias, but also accept the view of disability and complement cultural criticism itself.

Korean title: 보통이 아닌 몸(큰글자책)

Korean author: 로즈메리 갈런드 톰슨

Korean publisher: 그린비

ISBN-13: 9788976825711