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Disability Models: Explaining and Understanding Disability Sport in Different Ways
Brett Smith,Andrea Bundon +1 more
- 01 Jan 2018
- pp 15-34
Abstract: How we explain and understand disability matters. In this chapter, we examine one way of explaining and understanding disability through a models approach. Two traditional models are first critically attended to. These are the medical model and then the social model. Having problematised these models, the next two more recent models are described, that is, the social relational model and the human rights model of disability. Throughout examples of research using models from sport are noted. We close with a set of future directions for understanding disability, sport, and physical activity. The directions offered for consideration include a focus on critical disability studies, disablism, and ableism.
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