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Introduction: Against critical thinking? -- Critical atmospheres: where are we now with facts, critique and care? -- The rhetoric of urgency: tensions between critique and practice -- Autonomy, critique, and consensus -- Placing the review under review: reconciling critique with assemblage in safeguarding reviews -- The power of critique: looking back and forwards with Foucault -- The vulnerability of critique.

Part One. History and Community Work -- A (Very Brief) History of Disability and Sexuality Policy / Sarah E. Gzesh, Shanna K. Kattari, Nicolás Juárez and Madelyne J. Mayer -- Able-Bodied Women Killing Disabled Babies: How Modern Narratives on -- Disability and Abortion Erase Disabled People from the Reproductive Justice Movement / Elena Gormley -- For Us, By Us: Mutual Aid Efforts in Disabled Queer and Trans Communities / Brendon T. Holloway, Jamie Kynn and Hannah Boyke -- Part Two. Exploring the Specifics -- Infinity and rainbows: Supporting the sexuality of neurodivergent people / Shanna K. Kattari, E.B. Gross, Kari Sherwood and C. Riley Hostetter -- Access Isn't Optional: Sexuality and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities / Shanna K. Kattari and Kari Sherwood -- Sexuality, Hearing Loss, and d/Deaf Individuals / Kari Sherwood, Shanna K. Kattari and Alison Wetmur -- "Love is Merely a Madness": Sexuality and Madness in a -- Cisheteropatriarchal Culture / Laura Yakas -- Blindness and Sexuality / Robin Mandell and Hillary K. Hecht -- No Spoons for Spooning: Navigating Sexuality, Chronic Illness, and Chronic -- Pain / Shanna K. Kattari -- Part Three. Diverse Types of Practice -- Disability-Affirming Sex Therapy / Erin Martinez and Emma Hertzel -- Exploring a methodology of care: Creating research with disabled queer -- individuals and community / Bri Noonan and Elisabeth Z. Lacey -- Ready, Willing, and Able: Sexuality Education for Disabled Individuals / Autumn Dae Miller and Tiffini Lanza -- Disabled and/or Chronically Ill Survivors of Sexual Violence and Intimate -- Partner Violence / L. B. Klein, Rose C. B. Singh, Jamie Kynn, and Kiley J. McLean -- Exploring the Intersections of Sex Work and Disability: What Helping -- Professionals Should Consider / Kimberly Fuentes, Adrienne Graf and Meg Panichelli -- Resisting "Too Young": Anti-Adultism in Disability and Sexual Health -- Justice Advocacy / syd lio riley -- Part Four. Across Intersecting Identities -- Racialization of Disability and Sexuality: A Historical and Contemporary -- Perspective within the U.S. / Natasha M. Lee-Johnson and Nahime Aguirre Mtanou -- Navigating Disability and Sexuality in Old Age / Jess Francis and Hillary K. Hecht -- Trans Enough, Queer Enough, Disabled Enough: Exploring Issues of -- Gatekeeping and Legitimacy of Trans, Queer, and Disabled Identities through Sexuality / Al Wauldron, Flyn Alexander and Shanna K. Kattari -- We'll Make Our Own Space: Making LGBTQ+ Spaces Accessible / Jamie Kynn, Hannah Boyke and Brendon T. Holloway -- Sexual Well-Being Among Young Disabled People / Ami Goulden -- Compulsory Monogamy is Disabling: Connecting Disability Justice -- and Critical Non-monogamy / Laura Yakas and Nicole Ariel Lopez -- Caring for Disabled Kinksters: Context & Practical Guidance for -- Providers / Maria Morrero, Nicole Ariel Lopez, Hillary K. Hecht, Erin E. Dobbins and Grace Argo -- Weight Stigma, Desirability & Disability / Hillary K. Hecht, Erin N. Harrop and Ben Lemanski

Introduction -- Malthusian Legacy and Family Planning in India -- Development Communication: Theory and Practice -- Family Planning Communication: The Actors and the Acts -- Family Planning Communication: Intersection of Nationalism, Religion, Caste, Class and Gender -- Conclusion.

Taking Our Own Road: Building the People's Health in Socialist China / Liping Bu -- Public Health as an Ideology for Socialistic Transformation of the Environment in North Korea, 1945-1961: The Case of Paragonimiasis Eradication / Junho Jung -- Towards Economic Growth: The Development of Public Health Activities in South Korea from 1961-1988 / Park Yunjae -- Health Insurance Policy and Its Stakeholders in Japan during the Cold War: Toward the Introduction of Universal Health Care / Takakazu Yamagishi -- Foreign Aid, Virus Research and Preventive Medicine in India during the Cold War: 1950-1962 / Shirish N Kavadi -- Indonesian Health Policy Between the Old and the New Orders, 1949-1998 / Vivek Neelakantan

Part 1. The Nouns: The Political Economy of Language in Education. Introduction: Linguistic Privilege and Education in Urban India -- Speaking Marathi Like a Punekar: Caste, Class, and Linguistic Capital in Pune -- Linguistic Identities in the Indian University: Language Ideologies and Student Identities -- Part 2. The Verbs: Socializing Language Ideologies in Classroom Discourse. Disciplining Language: Linguistic Socialization in Primary School Classrooms -- Translanguaging Classrooms: Hypothetical Reported Speech in Classroom Discourse -- Priming English: Learning English Through Mother Tongues.

Credibility -- Confidence -- Rapport -- Expectation -- Directives (An Overview) -- Images -- Believability -- Literal Interpretation -- Enthusiasm -- Managing "Pain" ("Discomfort") -- Stopping Bleeding -- Cardiovascular Emergencies -- Hypnotic Treatment for Burns -- Respiratory Diseases -- Anaphylaxis -- Childbirth and Pediatric Emergencies -- Psychological Emergencies -- Self-Hypnosis -- The Planetary Emergency.

Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Part I: The self-narratives of Osvaldo Ercole Trapp -- Part II: Biography and family history -- Part III: Contexts and discourses -- Conclusions -- Bibliography -- Primary source -- Printed primary sources -- Literature.

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