Sentence examples for conception of disability from inspiring English sources

Dan Nagin, an expert in vets' issues at Harvard, points out that one of the VA's current struggles is that it's evaluating benefits claims based on a (legally enshrined) WWI-era conception of disability that has trouble processing modern understandings of mental health issues or other complex medical problems.

The conception of "disability" has somewhat different connotations in the two countries.

At the same time I have a good sex life and really enjoy challenging men's conceptions of disability.

Disability rights advocates highlight the problematic conceptions of disability that underlie many of the arguments as well as the negative effects liberal eugenics is likely to have on existing people with disabilities (Asch 1999; Saxton 2000; Amundson 2005).

Things were beginning to happen at the time but there wasn't any conception of learning disability artists.

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Philoctetes, Wilson said, embodies the paradox of the Sophoclean tragic hero: "the conception of a superior strength as inseparable from disability".

Definitions of disability vary considerably.

What degree of disability?

He often has some kind of disability.

"People expect a certain image of disability.