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- Erik Weihenmayer, as an example of the supercrip narrative. The Paralympics are another example of the supercrip stereotype since they generate a large...
- that the term supercrip has a narrow definition given how widely used the term is. As a result, Schlak provides three categories of supercrip narratives...
- Disability in the media Just-world fallacy Poverty **** Rugged individualism Supercrip stereotype Survivorship bias Ellis, Katie; Kent, Mike (10 November 2016)...
- workers – proof enough of their usefulness to society. Do we have to be 'supercrips' in order to be valid? And if we're not super, are we invalid?" The media's...
- Amanda Joyal published in 2012 examines Joker within the context of the "supercrip," a term used by disability theorists to discuss characters who are perceived...
- University notes how complex is Edward's case of disability despite being a supercrip through his automail; despite acquiring these metallic limbs, Edward still...
- needs SPED An acronym of "special ed" (short for "special education") Stone deaf [better source needed] Stricken Stupid Subnormal Supercrip Sufferer...
- qualifies as being classed as the "cripple", or rather the "super cripple (supercrip)" hero figure. The fairy tale "cripple" is stereotypically ostracized...
- other murders of disabled individuals. The tragedy model underlies the supercrip stereotype: if a disabled person is seen as thriving, it is because they...
- "superhuman" portrayal of disabled people in general as an example of the "supercrip" stereotype, explaining that "promoting the idea that people with disabilities...