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Disability Studies Reads the RomanceCheyne, Ria · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies · 2013

Ursula K. Le Guin and TranslationCheyne, Ria · Extrapolation · 2006

Book ReviewsCheyne, Ria · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies · 2009

Introduction: Popular Genres and Disability RepresentationCheyne, Ria · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies · 2012

Seminar Report: Literary, Cultural, & Disability Studies: A Tripartite Approach to PostcolonialismCheyne, Ria · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies · 2010

<b>Seminar Report</b> : Literary, Cultural, and Disability Studies: A Tripartite Approach to PoststructuralismCheyne, Ria · Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies · 2009

“She was born a thing”: Disability, the Cyborg and the Posthuman in Anne McCaffrey'sThe Ship Who SangRia Cheyne · Journal of Modern Literature · 2013

Book reviewsDisability & Society · 2003

Disabled Women and Reproductive RightsKALLIANES, VIRGINIA; RUBENFELD, PHYLLIS · Disability & Society · 1997

Defending the Social ModelSHAKESPEARE, TOM; WATSON, NICHOLAS · Disability & Society · 1997

Towards an Affirmation Model of DisabilitySwain, John; French, Sally · Disability & Society · 2000

Decolonising disability: thinking and acting globallyMeekosha, Helen · Disability & Society · 2011

Decolonizing Indigenous disability in AustraliaHollinsworth, David · Disability & Society · 2013

Borderlands of blindnessPritchard, Erin · Disability & Society · 2013

Capability, freedom and profound disabilityVorhaus, John Simon · Disability & Society · 2013