Becoming quixotic? A discussion on the discursive construction of disability and how this is maintained through social relations

Author： Cockain Alex  

Publisher： Routledge Ltd

ISSN： 1360-0508

Source： Disability & Society, Vol.29, Iss.9, 2014-10, pp. : 1473-1485

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