Disabled to work? Impairment, the in/ability to work and perceptions of dis/ability in late medieval and early modern Germany
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Schattner, A., Disabled to work? Impairment, the in/ability to work and perceptions of dis/ability in late medieval and early modern Germany. Disability Studies Quarterly, vol. 37, n. 4, 2017, p. 1-17.
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CEDID Archivo (R.1915)
Palabras clave:
Discapacidad, Trabajo, Actitudes sociales, Historia, Pobreza, Políticas públicas, Biografía, Alemania
Discapacidad, Trabajo, Actitudes sociales, Historia, Pobreza, Políticas públicas, Biografía, Alemania
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