Dr. Rosemarie Garland-Thomson is a prominent figure in the field of disability studies. She is a professor emerita at Emory University and has made significant contributions to bioethics, humanities, and disability justice and culture. As a pioneering scholar, Garland-Thomson has written several influential works. Her writing has helped shape the field of feminist disability studies, and she is widely considered the founder of this area of study. Further information about Dr. Garland-Thomson's work and achievements can be found in a conversation featured in Ms. Magazine, available to local readers.
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Making Disability Visible in History: A Conversation With Rosemarie Garland-Thomson
Dr. Rosemarie Garland-Thomson is a prominent figure in the field of disability studies. She is a professor emerita at Emory University and has made significant contributions to bioethics, humanities
