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A group for the discussion of the work of Giorgio Agamben.
A group for the discussion of the work of Giorgio Agamben.
A group for the discussion of the work of Giorgio Agamben.
A group for the discussion of the work of Giorgio Agamben.
A group for the discussion of the work of Giorgio Agamben.
hi, what do you exactly mean for "social inclusion agenda"? I have done my phd thesis on agamben and benjamin (and deleuze and nietzsche), perhaps we can share some ideas...
A group for the discussion of the work of Giorgio Agamben.
I'm interested in thinking about notions of exclusion and states of exception and how these concepts can be used to problematise the social inclusion agenda.
A group for the discussion of the work of Giorgio Agamben.
A discussion, information sharing and networking space for those interested in governmentality and education.
This group is for the discussion of any aspect of Foucault's work in relation to education.
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- About me
- Convenor Disability Studies Concentration
School of Human Services & Social Work
Griffith University, Brisbane
- Research interests
- Disability studies (disability in law, epistemologies of ableism, new technologies)
History of ideas
Disability jurisprudence
Post-structuralist research
Gay and lesbian concerns
Systemic advocacy and human rights
Interfaith dialogue
South Asian studies
- Key theorists used
- Agamben
Foucault
Heidegger
Wrigley
Brown (Wendy)
Butler
Buber
- Publications
- Books and monographs
Campbell, F.K. (2009). Contours of Ableism, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
Chapters
Campbell, F.K. (2009). ‘Disability, Legal Mobilisation and the Challenges of Capacity Building in Sri Lanka’, in Marshall, C, E. Kendall and R Gover (Eds). Disability: Insights from Across Fields and Around the World, Volume III, Praeger Press, pp. 111 – 128.
Campbell, F.K. (2009). ‘States of Exceptionality: Provisional Disability, its mitigation and citizenship’, in Marshall, C, E. Kendall and R Gover (Eds). Disability: Insights from Across Fields and Around the World, Volume III, Praeger Press, pp. 273 – 284.
Campbell, F.K. (2009). ‘Disability Harms Exploring Internalized Ableism’, in Marshall, C, E. Kendall and R Gover (Eds). Disability: Insights from Across Fields and Around the World, Volume I, Praeger Press, pp. 19 - 34.
Baker, B. and Campbell, F. (2006).’ Transgressing Non-crossable Borders: Disability, Law, Schooling, And Nations’, in Danforth, S. and Gabel. S. (Eds). Vital Questions in Disability Studies and Education, New York, pp 319 – 346.
Campbell, F. (2005). ‘Children in Same Sex families’, in Noble, K., Macfarlane, K. and Osmond, J. (eds). Children in diverse contexts: A practice approach. Sprint Print. Pearson Australia, pp. 65 – 74.
Campbell, F.A.K. (2005). ‘Legislating Disability: Negative Ontologies and the Government of Legal Identities’, in S. Tremain (Ed). Foucault and the Government of Disability, Ann Arbor: The University of Michigan Press, 108 – 130.
Campbell, Fiona A.K. (2003). ‘The Case of Clint Hallam’s Wayward Hand’, in Gifford, J and G. Zezulka-Mailloux. (Eds). Culture and the State: Disability Studies and Indigenous Studies, University of Alberta Press, Canada, Vol. 2, pp.165 – 181.
Refereed articles
Campbell, F.A.K. (2009). Geodisability Knowledges - Watching for Global North Impositions, Development Bulletin, 73, 48-63.
Campbell, F.A.K. (2009). Medical Education and Disability Studies, Journal of Medical Humanities.
Campbell, F.A.K. (2009, forthcoming). ‘Having a Career in Disability Studies without even becoming Disabled!: The Strains of the Disabled Teaching Body’, International Journal of Inclusive Education.
Campbell, F.K. (2008). Refusing Able(ness): A Preliminary Conversation about Ableism, M/C - Media and Culture, 11(3), -‘able’. (Jul. 2008). 03 Jul. 2008.
Campbell, F.K (2008). Exploring internalised Ableism using critical race theory, Disability and Society, 23 (2): 151 – 162.
Campbell, F.K. (2007). States of Exceptionality: Provisional Disability, its mitigation and Citizenship, Socio Legal Review (3): 28 – 50.
Campbell, F.A.K. (2006). Litigation Neurosis: Pathological responses or rational subversion? Disability Studies Quarterly, Fall, 25 (4).
Campbell, F.A.K. (2005). Long Reigneth the Otterly Test: Genealogy and Sri Lankan Burghers in a 'postcolonial' world. The Australian Feminist Law Journal, 22: 89 – 105.
Campbell, F. A.K. (2005). Selling the Cochlear Implant. Disability Studies Quarterly, Summer, 25 (3), (Online version).
Campbell, F.A.K. (2004). The Case of Clint Hallam's Wayward Hand: Print media Representations of the 'Unco-operative' Patient', Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, September, 9(3): 447 – 462.
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