DBST 1001 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Smiths Falls, Canadian Human Rights Act, Eleanor Roosevelt

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Disability Studies
• Course: DBST 1001
• Professor: Zainab Amery

Document Summary

Lecture 3 history of dbst rights in canada. History helps to define and validate us , though she. When people try to ignore or even suppress evidence that might challenge their preferred view of the past (macmillan, 2009, 57,82). Inbreeding of zeus (jupiter) and hera (juno) He was thought to be touched by the gods . Alexander graham bell inventor of the telephone. Dwight d. eisenhower general and president. Alcohol and opium considered to be a treatment method for mental illness. Entertainment, exhibited as freaks for a profit. Religious purposes, hanged during the salem witch trials. Were feared, and blamed for social and criminal activities. Provides an annotated summary of historical works on people living with disabilities. Argues the importance of understanding historical reviews and their links to current and future prospects. Reaume argues that disability scholars advocate the importance of disabled people.