Dr Rosamund Oates
@rosamundoates.bsky.social
Reader in History at Manchester Metropolitan University.
Deaf history, early modern history, religious history
Deaf history, early modern history, religious history
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It's a great privilege to contribute to the Cultures of Disability research group blog, briefly explaining why we need to work towards and grow from an Archaeology of Disability. Big thanks to @rosamundoates.bsky.social for inviting me to contribute!
culturesofdisability.mmu.ac.uk/unearthing-a...
culturesofdisability.mmu.ac.uk/unearthing-a...
Unearthing an Archaeology of Disability - Cultures of Disability
Today, as we re-evaluate the role of the museum collection and the archival record, uncovering the narratives of d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people through equitable co-production has a crucia...
culturesofdisability.mmu.ac.uk
February 3, 2025 at 12:40 PM
It's a great privilege to contribute to the Cultures of Disability research group blog, briefly explaining why we need to work towards and grow from an Archaeology of Disability. Big thanks to @rosamundoates.bsky.social for inviting me to contribute!
culturesofdisability.mmu.ac.uk/unearthing-a...
culturesofdisability.mmu.ac.uk/unearthing-a...