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Restricted Access Media, Disability, and the Politics of Participation
Author: Elizabeth Ellcessor
Year: 2016
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The book "Restricted Access Media Disability and the Politics of Participation" by David Turner explores the intersection of disability, media, and politics, arguing that the current model of disability representation in media is inadequate and perpetuates harmful stereotypes. The author contends that the lack of diverse representation in media not only harms individuals with disabilities but also reinforces ableism and limits social progress. The book examines how media accessibility has been restricted for individuals with disabilities, resulting in limited participation in society. The author begins by discussing the historical context of disability representation in media, highlighting how it has evolved over time. He argues that the current model of disability representation is rooted in paternalistic attitudes towards individuals with disabilities, treating them as "other" rather than as equals. This paternalism is evident in the way that media representations of disability are often based on stereotypes, such as the "inspirational cripple" or the "magical cure. " These stereotypes reinforce the notion that individuals with disabilities are less capable and less valuable than their non-disabled counterparts. Turner then delves into the ways that technology has impacted disability representation in media. He argues that technology has both empowered and marginalized individuals with disabilities.
В книге Дэвида Тернера «Ограничение доступа к средствам массовой информации и политика участия» исследуется пересечение инвалидности, средств массовой информации и политики, утверждая, что нынешняя модель представительства инвалидности в средствах массовой информации неадекватна и увековечивает вредные стереотипы. Автор утверждает, что отсутствие разнообразной представленности в средствах массовой информации не только наносит вред людям с ограниченными возможностями, но и усиливает аблеизм и ограничивает социальный прогресс. В книге рассматривается, как была ограничена доступность СМИ для людей с ограниченными возможностями, что привело к ограниченному участию в жизни общества. Автор начинает с обсуждения исторического контекста представления инвалидности в СМИ, подчеркивая, как она развивалась с течением времени. Он утверждает, что нынешняя модель представительства инвалидов коренится в патерналистском отношении к инвалидам, рассматривая их как «других», а не как равных. Этот патернализм проявляется в том, что медийные представления об инвалидности часто основаны на стереотипах, таких как «вдохновляющий калека» или «волшебное лекарство». "Эти стереотипы укрепляют представление о том, что люди с ограниченными возможностями менее способны и менее ценны, чем их коллеги, не являющиеся инвалидами. Затем Тернер углубляется в то, как технологии повлияли на представление инвалидности в СМИ. Он утверждает, что технологии расширили возможности и маргинализировали людей с ограниченными возможностями.
Il libro di David Turner, «Limitazione dell'accesso ai media e politica di partecipazione», esamina l'intersezione tra disabilità, media e politica, sostenendo che l'attuale modello di rappresentanza della disabilità nei media è inadeguato e perpetua gli stereotipi dannosi. L'autore sostiene che la mancanza di una rappresentanza diversificata nei media non solo danneggia le persone con disabilità, ma rafforza anche l'ableismo e limita il progresso sociale. Il libro descrive come sia stata limitata l'accessibilità dei media alle persone con disabilità, con conseguente limitata partecipazione alla società. L'autore inizia discutendo il contesto storico della rappresentazione della disabilità nei media, sottolineando come si è evoluto nel corso del tempo. Sostiene che l'attuale modello di rappresentanza dei disabili si basa su un atteggiamento paternalista nei confronti dei disabili, considerandoli «altri» e non uguali. Questo paternalismo si manifesta nel fatto che le idee mediatiche sulla disabilità sono spesso basate su stereotipi come «storpio ispiratore» o «cura magica». "Questi stereotipi rafforzano l'idea che le persone con disabilità siano meno capaci e meno preziose dei loro colleghi non disabili. Poi Turner approfondisce il modo in cui la tecnologia ha influenzato la rappresentazione della disabilità nei media. Sostiene che la tecnologia ha ampliato le opportunità e emarginato le persone con disabilità.
David Turners Buch „Restricting Access to Media and Participation Policies“ untersucht die Schnittmenge von Behinderung, Medien und Politik und argumentiert, dass das aktuelle Modell der Darstellung von Behinderung in den Medien unzureichend ist und schädliche Stereotypen fortbestehen lässt. Der Autor argumentiert, dass das Fehlen einer vielfältigen Repräsentation in den Medien nicht nur Menschen mit Behinderungen schadet, sondern auch den Ableismus verstärkt und den sozialen Fortschritt einschränkt. Das Buch untersucht, wie die Verfügbarkeit von Medien für Menschen mit Behinderungen eingeschränkt wurde, was zu einer eingeschränkten gesellschaftlichen Teilhabe führte. Der Autor beginnt mit einer Diskussion über den historischen Kontext der Darstellung von Behinderung in den Medien und betont, wie sie sich im Laufe der Zeit entwickelt hat. Er argumentiert, dass das derzeitige Modell der Darstellung von Menschen mit Behinderungen in einer paternalistischen Haltung gegenüber Menschen mit Behinderungen verwurzelt ist und sie als „andere“ und nicht als gleichberechtigt betrachtet. Dieser Paternalismus manifestiert sich darin, dass mediale Vorstellungen von Behinderung oft auf Stereotypen wie „inspirierender Krüppel“ oder „magische Medizin“ basieren. "Diese Stereotypen verstärken die Vorstellung, dass Menschen mit Behinderungen weniger fähig und weniger wertvoll sind als ihre nicht behinderten Kollegen. Turner geht dann darauf ein, wie Technologie die Darstellung von Behinderung in den Medien beeinflusst hat. Er argumentiert, dass die Technologie Menschen mit Behinderungen befähigt und marginalisiert habe.
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