Indian Streams Research Journal

Volume : III, Issue : XII, January - 2014

The Sociology of Disability

Dr. Ashok Yakkaldevi, None

By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

Inability is a wonder that is socially characterized, has pervasive social results for people, and has critical effect on social orders (Barnartt 2005). The social reality of handicap is described by "extensive variety in the experience of disability by vast quantities of individuals who in any case offer regular states of avoidance, underestimation, and disservice" (Williams 2001:141). In the meantime, notwithstanding avoidance, underestimation, and burden, the typical importance natural in inability might be communicated in a solid and positive feeling of personality. Handicap can likewise be seen as a political benefit, in the feeling of conveying consent to be absolved from the work-based framework, military administration, obligation, and criminal risk (Stone 1984).

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