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Against Technoableism: Rethinking Who Needs Improvement

Ashley Shew, 2023
CALL NO...: 03-BOO
TYPE......: Book
ACCESS....: SEE BELOW

A short, punchy book by a philosopher of technology (and multiple-time cancer survivor, amputee, and hard of hearing writer) on "technoableism": the belief that technology exists to fix disabled people rather than serve them. Skewers exoskeleton hype, inspiration robotics coverage, and cure-first thinking, and centers what disabled people actually want from tech. Directly relevant to every AI-and-accessibility debate happening right now.

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Published by W. W. Norton. Available at most public libraries, on Bookshare (free for print-disabled individuals), and anywhere books are sold. Ebook and audiobook available.

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