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Historically, women with cognitive disabilities in the United States have been portrayed as sexually and socially threatening, and in need of professional management and control. Expressions of concern over the “sexual nature” of this group are still present in medical, legal, and popular cultural discourse. This presentation considers five examples (four nonfiction and one fictional) where the sexual...
There is an absence of sociological work on disability and gender, and on disabled masculinity in particular. Disability studies in Britain has largely ignored gendered personal experience, and work on sexuality is usually essentialist. Qualitative research with 21 disabled men reveals the complexity of the issues. Concluding suggestions about the interrelation of masculinity and disability highlight future research areas....
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