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Caregivers and people with disabilities: relational embodiment of stigma and concern in Egypt
This thesis explores disability as a relational model and how stigma is produced within an Egyptian domain. This study focuses not only on People with Disabilities (PWDs) but rather on their primary caregivers i.e. parents and siblings. I examine how stigma affects the relationship between caregiver...
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2020
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