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Super Cripple (Hayes 2008) - disabled referred to and represented as 'super cripples'. Question for the group - most people, disabled or not, (bearing in mind that disability is a social construct) are never going to be 'super;', represent their country and so on so WHY are we bombarded with this kind of image in the mass media?

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Daphne is deaf and often keeps her behind in life. People act like she is vulnerable when they arent used to her disability.

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not being sexualised/normal in that department

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As a burden in society

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Stereotypes remain in our culture and persist partly because they are constantly reproduced through the media; books, films, television, newspapers and advertising.

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Tod Browing's Freaks

So representated as freaks

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herschel from the walking dead portrayed as an ordinary person for the most part but when he's captured he is helpless

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herschel from the walking dead portrayed as an ordinary person for the most part but when he's captured he is helpless

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The Undateables.

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as chapion

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being able to partake in society or as being able bodied

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"disabled people have a substantially poorer standard of living to that of non-disabled people is no longer in doubt"

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shows disabillity as lame x

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Roles for disabled people are very limited. Research by Cumberbatch

and Negrine looking at British television over six weeks found the roled

for disabled peoplewere based on pity or comedy.

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Disability portrayed as a 'super'