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Madeline Burghardt, Victoria Freeman, Marilyn Dolmage, Colleen Orick
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The recent emergence of institutional survivors? accounts of mistreatment and abuse in Ontario?s institutions for the ?feebleminded? offers a window into Canada?s long history of segregation, mistreatment, and neglect of people labelled intellectually di...
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Madeline Burghardt
Pág. 118 - 148
Institutions are a central and painful feature in the historical record of the treatment of people with intellectual disabilities in Canada. To date, scholarly work has provided a robust understanding of the multiple intersecting factors and ?political r...
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Madeline Burghardt
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In the decades immediately following World War II, commonly referred to as the Cold War, people with intellectual disabilities continued to be institutionalized despite growing public calls for civic and social rights for all peoples. This article examin...
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Madeline Burghardt, Victoria Freeman, Marilyn Dolmage, Colleen Orick
Pág. 92 - 117
The recent emergence of institutional survivors? accounts of mistreatment and abuse in Ontario?s institutions for the ?feebleminded? offers a window into Canada?s long history of segregation, mistreatment, and neglect of people labelled intellectually di...
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Madeline Burghardt
Pág. 118 - 148
Institutions are a central and painful feature in the historical record of the treatment of people with intellectual disabilities in Canada. To date, scholarly work has provided a robust understanding of the multiple intersecting factors and ?political r...
ver más
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