Disability and discourse : analysing inclusive conversation with people with intellectual disabilities - Williams, Val. (Chichester, West Sussex : Wiley-Blackwell, 2011)
Starting points -- Some building blocks for analysis -- Challenging disempowering patterns of talk -- Supporting someone to be competent -- Opening up conversation -- Equalising talk and friendliness -- Doing autonomy :'It's entirely up to you' -- Public encounters -- Self-advocacy talk : the personal to the political -- Supporting people to speak up in group situations -- Being interviewers with the label of'intellectual disability' -- Behind the scenes in inclusive research :'We are the artists of our lives' -- Talk about labelling and identity -- Reflections on doing analysis -- Reflections on change.
Keywords: People with mental disabilities -- Social aspects; People with mental disabilities -- Means of communication; Interpersonal communication; Social interaction