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Does smiling always signal submission? (p. 41)

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How do you ascribe value to disattenable people without pushing people out of their place of comfort

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"Invisible 500"

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w__boKpQZj0

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Example- people don't have trouble staring at actors/performers because that is there job. But people have trouble with and are uncomfortable with watching performances done by people with disabilities (like "little people big world")

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Example- people don't have trouble staring at actors/performers because that is there job. But people have trouble with and are uncomfortable with watching performances done by people with disabilities (like "little people big world")

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TLC- "teaching and learning channel"

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Reluctance to look at ones another and a refuge in being invisible to each other. pg. 35

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Uncivilized attention and civilized inattention both have negative connotations, who are we to, and when did we start assuming that inattention is is more civilized than attention?

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Uncivilized attention and civilized inattention both have negative connotations, who are we to, and when did we start assuming that inattention is is more civilized than attention?

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Why is there such a negative connotation of staring out of curiosity, but a positive connotation for staring out of appreciation? How do we appreciate something without staring at it first?

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Mobilized gaze: ": “access to resources and public spaces… are forms of cultural capital often unavailable to people with certain kinds of disabilities” (38)

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The romantic gaze between two people who are in love can communicate endless amounts of thoughts without any words.