Tom Ryan
@tomjryan99.bsky.social
PhD student at University of Sheffield researching disability and siblinghood. (he/him)
I ask the question of 'who can be funny?', challenging the questions of comprehension that can arise in discussions around learning disability and humour. This is in recognition of the implications of being seen as 'humourless'.
January 6, 2025 at 11:41 AM
I ask the question of 'who can be funny?', challenging the questions of comprehension that can arise in discussions around learning disability and humour. This is in recognition of the implications of being seen as 'humourless'.
Reposted by Tom Ryan
What is most interesting about this paper (IMO) is its focus on the more structural experiences of siblings. We noticed a tension or conflict at the boundary between siblings' immediate familial experiences and their experiences with their wider family, community and society
November 16, 2024 at 12:34 PM
What is most interesting about this paper (IMO) is its focus on the more structural experiences of siblings. We noticed a tension or conflict at the boundary between siblings' immediate familial experiences and their experiences with their wider family, community and society