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Stammering Pride & Prejudice: Difference not DefectEdited by Patrick Campbell, Christopher Constantino, and Sam Simpson Offered in the US by agreement with our colleagues at J&R Press, UK. International customers should purchase directly from J&R Press. Is stammering in the mouth of the speaker or the ear of the listener? Stammering is typically stigmatized as a character flaw and personal tragedy, but this book challenges the stereotype that stammering is inherently negative. Instead, the editors
Edited by Patrick Campbell, Christopher Constantino, and Sam Simpson
Offered in the US by agreement with our colleagues at J&R Press, UK. International customers should purchase directly from J&R Press.
Is stammering in the mouth of the speaker or the ear of the listener?
Stammering is typically stigmatized as a character flaw and personal tragedy, but this book challenges the stereotype that stammering is inherently negative. Instead, the editors position stammering as a different, valuable, and respected way of speaking.
Stammering Pride and Prejudice brings together new, empowering voices and opinions on stammering into one accessible text. Combining personal narrative, art, and disability theory, the editors document how society has historically disabled people who stammer and the diverse ways in which people have created novel and exciting understandings of their speech.
Stammering Pride and Prejudice
- Is the first published book exploring stammering from a social model perspective written for people who stammer and the general public, as well as professionals
- Represents diverse perspectives on stammering and highlights the attitudinal, environmental and structural barriers in society experienced by people who stammer
- Chronicles newly-developed and undocumented narratives around stammering
- Suggests ways of celebrating and taking pride in stammering so that it is no longer seen as the negative opposite of fluency.
Paperback, 242 pages. ISBN: 978-1-907826-36-8
Copyright © 2019 J&R Press, Ltd, Surrey, UK
Distributed in the United States by Stuttering Therapy Resources.
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