Broken : institutions, families, and the construction of intellectual disability / Madeline C. Burghardt.
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- HV3008 .B765 2018
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Cover; BROKEN; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; A Note on Terminology; Introduction: The Asylum's Accomplice, or the Creation of Intellectual Disability; PART ONE INSTITUTIONALIZATION IN CONTEXT; 1 Institutions for the Feebleminded: Theory, History, and Context; 2 Ontario's Institutional Legacy; 3 Choosing to Institutionalize: Politics, Families, and the Pressures of Cold War Conformity; PART TWO STORIES; 4 Survivors: "It wrecked me sadly"; 5 Siblings: "He was a secret"; 6 Parents; 7 Former Staff and Key Informants; PART THREE CONCLUSIONS
8 Power, Governance, and the Construction of Intellectual DisabilityConclusion; Appendices; Notes; References; Index
An exploration of the impact of institutionalization in the lives of Canadian families.
Includes bibliographies and index.
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