Equality and Deaf People
Recommended Readings (subject to minor changes)
Session
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Topics
Introduction to Equality Studies
Frameworks for Equality
Specific Readings
Baker, J., Lynch, K., Cantillon, S., Walsh, J. (2009) Equality: From
Theory to Action, second edition. London and New York:
Palgrave Macmillan. Chapter 1: New Challenges to an Unequal
World
White, Stuart (2006) Equality. Polity. London. Chapter 1: The
Demand for Equality
Baker, J., Lynch, K., Cantillon, S., Walsh, J. (2009) Equality: From
Theory to Action, second edition. London and New York:
Palgrave Macmillan.
Chapter 2: Dimensions of Equality: A Framework for Theory
and Action
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Distribution and Redistribution
4.
Recognition
Chapter 3:The Centrality of Equality: Equality and Other Values
Baker, J.M. (1987) Arguing for Equality. London and New York:
Verso. (Can upload chapters to Blackboard)
Thompson, S (2006) The Political Theory of Recognition Polity
Press
Chapter 5: Recognition and Redistribution
Young, I. M. (1990) Justice and the Politics of Difference,
Princeton: Princeton University Press.
Bauman, H-Dirksen L. and Joseph J. Murray, Editors 2014 Deaf
Gain Raising the Stakes for Human Diversity. University of
Minnesota Press .Chapter 20: Linguistic Policies and Network
establishment by Muller de Quadros
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Fraser’s dilemma
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The Affective Domain
Nancy Fraser. From Redistribution to Recognition?
Dilemmas of Justice in a “Postsocialist” Age Justice Interruptus.
1997. http://www.ethicalpolitics.org/blackwood/fraser.htm
Lynch, K., Baker, J., and Lyons, M. (2009) Affective Equality:
Love, Care and Injustice. London: Palgrave Macmillan.
Chapter 1: Which Equalities Matter? The Place of Affective
Equality in Egalitarian Theory; K. Lynch, S. Cantillon, J.
Walsh & J. Baker
Chapter 2: Love, Care and Solidarity: What is and is not
Commodifiable; K. Lynch & J. Walsh
Chapter 4: Care-Less Citizenship? Public Devaluation and Private
Validation; K. Lynch & M. Lyons
Bauman, H-Dirksen L. and Joseph J. Murray, Editors 2014 Deaf
Gain Raising the Stakes for Human Diversity. University of
Minnesota Press
Chapter 4: Three Revolutions: Language, Culture and Biology
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Language policies and equality
Chapter 6: Deaf Gain in Studies of Bilingualism and Bilingual
Education
Wilcox, S., Krausneker, V., & Armstrong, D. 2012. Language
Policies and the Deaf Community. In B. Spolsky (ed.) Cambridge
Handbook of Language Policy, 374-395. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press.
Reagan, T. 2006. Language Policy and Sign Languages. In T.
Ricento, An Introduction to Language Policy. Theory and
Method (pp. 329–345). Blackwell Publishing.
Kusters, A., De Meulder, M., Friedner, M. & Emery, S. 2015. On
“diversity” and “inclusion”: exploring paradigms for achieving
Sign Language Peoples’ rights. MMG Working Paper 1502. Available at:
http://www.mmg.mpg.de/publications/workingpapers/2015/wp-15-02/
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Strategy for equality
Hill Collins, Patricia (2000) Black feminist thought: knowledge,
consciousness, and the politics of empowerment. Routledge 2nd
ed.
Baker, J., Lynch, K., Cantillon, S., Walsh, J. (2009) Equality: From
Theory to Action, second edition. London and New York:
Palgrave Macmillan. PART III: STRATEGIES FOR CHANGE
Class, Gender and the Equality Movement
Ideology and Resistance
Strategic Issues for the Equality Movement
McDonnell, Pat (2000) ‘Deep Structures’ in Deaf Education:
Implications for Policy, in L. Leeson (ed.) Looking Forward: EUD
in the 3rd Millennium – the Deaf Citizen in the 21st Century.