Fathering Children with Disabilities: New Perspectives on Disability Studies and Family Care 3031828542, 9783031828546
This book explores the often-forgotten role of fathers of children with disabilities. Bridging the gap between disabilit
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Table of contents :
Preface
References
Contents
1: Disability Studies (in Education) and Family Research
1.1 ‘Old School’ Research
1.2 Disability Studies?
1.3 The Times They Are A-changing
References
2: Some First Paternal Perspectives Appearing in the Scientific Literature
References
3: Famous Fathers of Children with Disabilities
3.1 General de Gaulle
3.2 How Would a World-Famous Philosopher-Psychologist-Educator Embrace His Role as a Father? John Dewey
References
4: Fathers of Children with Disabilities/Artists Who Have Contributed Very Actively to Disability Studies as a Field
References
5: Suppose We Listen to Fathers of Children with Disabilities: Our Own Little Research Project
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Becoming Fathers
5.3 Methodology
5.4 Results
5.4.1 Disability Enters the Family: Effects on Tasks Fathers Perform
5.4.2 Together: Fathers in Connection
5.4.3 Becoming a ‘Good’ Father?
5.5 Discussion
5.5.1 Good Fathers
5.5.2 ‘Caring masculinities’
5.5.3 The Lens of Ethics of Care
References
6: Some Final Thoughts
6.1 Some Conclusions
6.2 The ‘Final Touch’?
References
Index
Preface
References
Contents
1: Disability Studies (in Education) and Family Research
1.1 ‘Old School’ Research
1.2 Disability Studies?
1.3 The Times They Are A-changing
References
2: Some First Paternal Perspectives Appearing in the Scientific Literature
References
3: Famous Fathers of Children with Disabilities
3.1 General de Gaulle
3.2 How Would a World-Famous Philosopher-Psychologist-Educator Embrace His Role as a Father? John Dewey
References
4: Fathers of Children with Disabilities/Artists Who Have Contributed Very Actively to Disability Studies as a Field
References
5: Suppose We Listen to Fathers of Children with Disabilities: Our Own Little Research Project
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Becoming Fathers
5.3 Methodology
5.4 Results
5.4.1 Disability Enters the Family: Effects on Tasks Fathers Perform
5.4.2 Together: Fathers in Connection
5.4.3 Becoming a ‘Good’ Father?
5.5 Discussion
5.5.1 Good Fathers
5.5.2 ‘Caring masculinities’
5.5.3 The Lens of Ethics of Care
References
6: Some Final Thoughts
6.1 Some Conclusions
6.2 The ‘Final Touch’?
References
Index
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- Geert Van Hove
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