Why be Normal? : the lived experience of disability always involves practicing design. This long-overlooked expertise is now shaking up the field.

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Why be Normal? : the lived experience of disability always involves practicing design. This long-overlooked expertise is now shaking up the field.

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Pubblicato in:	Art in America 110(2022)7 = October, S. Seite 76-83 : Illustrationen
Autore principale:	Hamraie, Aimi (Autore)
Natura:	Articolo
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	2022
Soggetti:	Aufsatz
Documenti correlati:	In: Art in America

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