Disability and life writing

Ancient sources: outcasts, oracles, and old age

Medieval voices: sins, salvation, and the female body

Early modern era: reenacting reform

The long eighteenth century: reason and logic in an enlightened age

The nineteenth century: insanity and asylums

The early twentieth century: Helen Keller and the public reception of disability

The twentieth century: military, biomedical, and personal perspectives

Into the twenty-first century: presence in the digital age.