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This Book Examines Some Theoretical And Empirical Aspects About Complexities Of Inclusion, Disability And Culture. It Challenges The Globalized Technical And Reductionist Approach Of Inclusion And Argues That Concepts Of Disability And Inclusion Are Culturally Constructed. Disability And Inclusion Are Concepts Which Do Not Define A Global Agenda, In The Sense That One Size Fits All. Rather They Should Be Seen As Being Completely Context Dependent And That They Should Be Deconstructed With Respect To Specific Cultural Contexts, With Respects To Society, Ethics, Religion And History. The Main Argument Of The Book Is That Many Cultural Backgrounds, Including Egyptians, Have Their Own Long-standing Beliefs And Practices Which Do Not Define Or Address Disability In The Same Way As Western Culture. Such Cultural Differences In Understanding Disability May Lead To Different Understandings, Conceptualizations And Practices Of Inclusion.^ The Book Articulates Disability And Inclusion Within A Socio-ethical-religious Discourse Based On The Islamic Underpinnings Of Equality And Differences. This Discourse Enhances And Supports The Calls For Considering Inclusion And Disability Within A Cultur

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Author

Elsayed Elshabrawy Ahmad Hassanein (auth.)

Publisher

Sense Publishers

Published

2015

Language

EN

ISBN

9789462099210

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Education, School Education & Teaching