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Cover
Oxford Shakespeare Topics: Shakespeare and Disability Studies
Copyright
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Contents
Introduction: Theory, Access, Inclusion
Disability Theory and Shakespeare
Disability Access and Shakespeare
Disability Inclusion and Shakespeare
Cripping Shakespeare Studies
1: Cripping (and Re-Cripping) Richard: Was Richard III Disabled?
Resisting Richard’s Disability in History
Resisting Richard’s Disability in Theory
Resisting Richard’s Disability on Film
Revealing and Concealing Richard: Displaying Disability in
Internalizing Oppression, Cripping Richard
Shakespeare’s Richard III is a character who believes that impairment
Conclusion: Re-Cripping Richard
2: Making it Accessible: Building Access in Shakespearian Spaces
Making Shakespeare Accessible
Revolutionizing the Relaxed Performance
One Hundred Per Cent Accessible?: Best Practices for Accessible Theatre
The Art of Access
3: Play for All: Shakespeare Therapy and the Concept of Inclusion
Shakespeare Therapy outside of the Medical Model: DE-CRUIT
Autistic Culture and Shakespeare Therapy: the Hunter Heartbeat Method
What if Shakespeare is the cure? Passing and Performing Neurotypical
This island’s mine’: Resisting the Colonization of Autistic Culture
Conclusion: Autistic Ways to Play
4: Neurodiverse Shakespeares: Mental Disability in Still Dreaming
Interdependency, Accessibility, and Crip Time in Still Dreaming
The ‘Magic’ of Shakespeare: Cure versus Community
Afterword: The Brilliant Red of Shakespeare
Notes
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER 2
CHAPTER 3
CHAPTER 4
AFTERWORD
Further Reading
Disability Studies
Early Modern Disability Studies
Shakespeare and Disability Studies
Index