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aesthetics
184n.2; of anti-normalisation
158; and disability
4; grotesque corporeal aesthetics
79; surrealisminflected aesthetics
89; visceral aesthetics
222
Anglophone disability cinema/films
3,
9,
11,
12
Anglophone Disability Studies
4,
9
Anton’s Right Here Centre
122
bodies: able-bodied
1,
6,
10,
20,
23,
25,
26,
28,
29,
34,
37,
59,
67,
132,
134,
141,
143–52,
154,
158,
220,
235,
236; anomalous bodies
20,
222; bodies on film
200; disabled body
6,
12,
23–4,
28–9,
67,
106,
170–171n.7,
188,
208; idealised body
65,
97; lived body
247,
254,
255; representation of
5; transsexual bodies
158; women’s bodies
158,
257
Camphill Village Svetlana
118
Clínica de la Conducta
82–5
cognitive code of reality
1,
5–8
colonialism: British colonialism
63,
70,
71,
73; doubly colonized
226; French colonialism
70,
216,
220,
224–7; neocolonialist
217; postcolonial Africa
12,
218,
221,
224,
226; postcolonial spaces
218
Confederación española de agrupaciones de familiares y enfermos mentales see FEAFES
deafness
23,
61,
81,
84,
161,
222; Anglophone work on
4; deaf culture in Spain
3; deaf vampires
23
disability: cinematic representation
2,
4,
7–9,
12,
143; disability culture
1,
4,
27–8; disability dance
28; disability documentary
10,
18,
22; disability drag
11,
126–7,
131–2,
134; disability identities
104; disabled children
21,
118; disabled evildoer
141–5; disabled women
19; as embedded concept
12,
218,
220; for global audiences
9; historical exclusion of
20; intellectual disability
11,
47–50,
52,
55–7,
61n.6,
69,
75n.3,
100,
157,
161,
238; media representation of
129; narratives of
6,
12,
106,
126,
129; negative images of
2; in non-Anglophone contexts
2; non-disabled actors
9; positive imagery of
154; in post-industrialised wester
19; representations of
2,
5,
11,
63,
65,
79,
93,
99,
103,
126,
132,
141,
143,
148,
155,
202,
219,
224,
231,
247; in Russia
111,
113,
122,
123n.1; social disability
242
disability rights movement
30,
203; in post-Soviet Russia
111,
122
Diop Mambéty, Djibril
217
Dutch Cinema: non-disabled actors
99; New Wave-influenced crime
95; Postwar
11,
93–106
first-person narrator
142
Garland-Thomson, Rosemarie
13n.2,
30,
35,
67,
159–60,
181,
200,
201,
204,
222
Golestan Film Workshop
see GFW
Haroun, Mahamat-Saleh
218
Higiene Mental Escolar
85
Hollywood cinema
14n.5,
64,
99,
102,
145,
159,
165,
174,
191,
200–2,
203–4,
210,
211,
216–17,
222,
228n.1; disability films
208; Hollywood’s
3D technology
212
huitième jour, Le 99,
100
Imam biyavarim be aghaz-e fasl-e sard 249
I’m in Away From Here 25;
see also autism
Introduction to My Disability
22–3
Invitation to Dance 29–30
isolation
11,
23,
57,
68,
69,
75,
97,
104,
118,
123n.1,
136,
248,
250,
251,
255
Journal of Literary and Cultural Disability Studies 4,
218
Juárez Almendros, Encarnación
14n.5,
161
Jungle World (newspaper)
173
Khorma (la betise) (Khorma: Stupidity)
218
Laaste Dagen van Emma Blank, De 101
Lumière brothers
5,
6,
174
Lyotard, Jean-François
44
Macaulay, Lord Thomas
70,
75
masculinity
47–60; alternative masculinities
96; disabled masculinity
10,
12,
47; heterosexual masculinity
47,
53; individual masculinity
33; lost masculinity
189; male trauma
33; male anxiety
33; masculine heroism
194; mythical manhood
205; narratives of athletic masculinity
106; reformulations of masculinity
188
metaphor
7,
44,
63,
65,
82,
87,
103,
116,
122,
141,
149,
154,
164,
178,
179,
192,
195,
205,
208,
233,
239,
259,
260; body politic metaphor
188–9,
197,
204,
205; of illness
170–171n.7; ironies of
242n.5; metaphor of the door
126,
127,
135–8; as a national
233,
235; women as a
165,
206
Milky Way, The see voie lactée, La
National Institute of Psychopedagogy
85
Nederlands Film Festival
94,
101
normalcy
12,
66,
159,
163,
173–84,
208,
222,
226,
227,
234,
235,
241; non-normalcy
175,
180,
183
Oberhausen Film Festival
251,
253
Pauline and Paulette 99,
100
Pepi, Luci, Bom y otras chicas del montón 158
petite vendeuse de soileil, La 217
post-war Italian nationalism
12
Radji, Dr. Abdolhossein
251
Santamarina, Dr. Rafael
84
Secret Life of Words, The 161
sexuality
6,
10,
19,
32,
35,
36,
40,
47–60,
97,
141,
150–4,
159; discourses of gender/sexuality
12,
13n.1,
170; expressions of
51; sexual abnormality
150,
151; sexual activity
47,
56–60,
61n.6; sexual agency
56; sexual desire
53,
55,
57; sexual disinhibition
95; sexual impotence
219; sexual minorities
49; sexual oppression
19; sexual politics
34; sexual prohibition
19–20,
56,
61n.8; sexual rights
10,
49,
58,
60; sexuality of disabled characters
150; sexually abnormal
142
Society of Disability Studies
29
Society to Assist Patients of Leprosy
250
South Korean society
37,
43
Spanish Confederation of Groups of Families of Those with Mental Illness
see FEAFES spectatorship
2,
7
stereotypes
98,
130,
141,
144,
149,
154,
195,
218; breaking stereotypes
163; of extraordinary ability
115; negative stereotypes
218; neurotypical stereotypes
113; of The Disabled Person as Super Cripple
153
Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! see Átame!
Town without Seasons, The 230
trauma
6,
33,
112,
113,
147,
153–4,
161–2,
169,
194,
225,
226
United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
see UNCRPD
van Dormael, Jaco
6–8,
99
Von Tippelskirch, Christian
29
von Trotta, Margarethe
144,
145
What It Is Like To Be My Mother 26
Wonderlijk Leven van Willem Parel, Het 95
World Health Organization
158