The Routledge handbook of disability and sexuality

In: Routledge international handbooks

Abstract

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of illustrations -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- Introduction: Contextualising disability and sexuality studies -- Part I Theoretical frames and intersections -- Chapter 1 Theorising disabled people's sexual, intimate, and erotic lives: Current theories for disability and sexuality -- Chapter 2 Theoretical developments: Queer theory meets crip theory -- Chapter 3 Thinking differently with Deleuze about the sexual capacities of bodies and the case of infertility amongst men with Down syndrome -- Chapter 4 A critical rethinking of sexuality and dementia: A prolegomenon to future work in critical dementia studies and critical disability studies -- Chapter 5 Combating old ideas and building identity: Sexual identity development in people with disabilities -- Chapter 6 Sexuality and disability in Brazil: Contributions to the promotion of agency and social justice -- Part II Subjugated histories and negotiating traditional discourses -- Chapter 7 Sexuality, disability and madness in California's eugenics era -- Chapter 8 Disability rights through reproductive justice: Eugenic legacies in the abortion wars -- Chapter 9 Sexuality and the disregard of lived reality: The sexual abuse of children and young people with disabilities -- Chapter 10 Sexuality and physical disability: Perspectives and practice within Orthodox Judaism -- Part III Politics, policies and legal frames across the world -- Chapter 11 Sexual citizenship, disability policy and facilitated sex in Sweden -- Chapter 12 Sexual health and disability in Zimbabwe -- Chapter 13 "Tick the straight box": Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) people with intellectual disabilities in the UK.