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  • Culture

    In this section you can find films and literature, which is directly or indirectly concerned with disability and links to web pages with short introductions. Various themes are presented, but their common interest is dealing with marginalized social groups. We would like to invite you to contribute with your own information, so we can build an interesting and current web page.

    Film

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    Invalids Inc
    Saturday, December 06 2008 @ 01:42 PM CET
    Contributed by: bepa
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    Culture Invalids in our country are a special human species indeed. They are allowed to do things, which are forbidden to others, they can afford even suspicious, illegitimate, illegal actions and they bare no consequences whatsoever. They have their special social programmes, invented occasionally and so sprouting like mushrooms after rain. They use this as an excuse for high funds they are getting. Invalids are special, therefore they need special social programmes, even if nobody knows, what exactly is this speciality of theirs, comparing to other social programme users. Of course, they have also »their« money, a lot of it, which they are given by the state beside the national budget. A direct pipeline via the slovenian lottery into the FIHO foundation. Purposeful expenditure is neither checked nor controlled, for all colntrolling functions are in the hands of the recipients themselves. It exists as a remnant of the socialist self-management /self-regulation, not yet been chalenged by any government, whether left or right. They are keeping the social peace of the republic, in simple words, they curb and suppress other invalids, not to emancipate, legalize, become socially and politically active or even engage in the theory of handicap.



    Slovenia – Serbian Wheelchair User’s Parachute Jump
    Monday, November 10 2008 @ 02:27 PM CET
    Contributed by: bepa
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    Culture Katarina from ENIL member YHD reports: Goran Todorović from Serbia had a
    parachuting accident 4 years ago and since then he's been using a wheelchair, but
    this didn't stop him from wanting to jump again, but not just jump. In October 2008 he
    set a new world record jumping from an airplane in tandem from 8.000 meters, and
    thus breaking the previous record of a person in a wheelchair for 1.500 meters. This
    record jump was performed in Slovenia in Slovenj Gradec airport and is a part of his
    campaign for raising funds for a medical treatment.
    Video: http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtt25VYplTY

    To Members of National Assembly
    Tuesday, January 15 2008 @ 02:33 PM CET
    Contributed by: Katra
    Views:: 1,407
    Ljubljana, December 2007

    To Members of National Assembly,

    In the beginning of the New Year we would like to present you a DVD made in transnational UFO partnership, financed by the EQUAL initiative and coordinated by our association. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqSHnju71Pc
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11ur6GF_z_g&feature=user

    The films on this DVD show empowerment and independent living of the handicapped people. We wish to be citizens with full rights, responsibilities and obligations. We do not wish to live in special institutions no matter how well furnished and nice they may seem to be. We want to work and make money and not be discriminated against. We do not want to enter buildings at the back entrances. We do not wish to be dealt with in special rubrics and only at certain places. We do not want to be patronized, sweet-talked, pitied, or receive special treatment and empty promises about how we may get equal opportunities and human rights somewhere in the future.


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    Dear friends!
    Wednesday, December 26 2007 @ 04:41 PM CET
    Contributed by: Admin
    Views:: 1,067
    Culture

    In the comming year,
    we wish you all the best,
    but we also know,
    if we want wishes to come true,
    it's on us to do the most
    and never rest.

    YHD team


    RIGHTS AND DISCRIMINATION
    Monday, December 04 2006 @ 11:45 AM CET
    Contributed by: Anonymous
    Views:: 1,251
    Culture

    Elena Pecaric
    Neubergerjeva 7
    1000 Ljubljana
    tel.: 051 441 183


    Subject: Request for Action

    Recent events regarding the publication of the health status report of two Slovenian politicians (a member of European Parliament and President of the Republic of Slovenia) drove me to reflect on, describe and compare the two events with common practice, which pertains to disabled persons. The public is disgusted by the fact that health status of so important and influential individuals was made public by none other than a (retired) doctor. However, no one even flinches, let alone is disgusted by the fact that such things happen to people with the status of a disabled person. No one even thinks such doing is wrong, although personal information is disclosed to the public on a common basis. It is expected from disabled persons to get used to such maltreatment and stop complaining.

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    Useful links

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    Creative Writing and The Rush Land Poets : »The Rush Land Poets« have been on the scene for many years. They have published a lot of poetry and many plays. They also work on other artistic projects.

    Disability and Literature : studies about the community and about disability through literature, treatises written by disabled authors, historic reflections are also available. The site is packed with content.

    Twenty-two Books on Disability : Writing on disability is like fine bone china --- it demands a certain delicacy. Many disabled writers (or those who choose to write on our behalf) collapse into fake jollity, or bathos --- or employ a style that is icy, dispossessed, separated from the heart." This site offers "top ten" literature.   

    Literature and the Arts includes references of other sources, but remains within the scope of humanism and disability. 


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    Most Recent Post: 08/18 08:04AM by goffer

    Literature about disability

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    AWOL: A Social Studies Journal. Ljubljana. YHD – Association for the theory and culture of handicap, Neubergerjeva 7, 1000 Ljubljana.


    Dušan Rutar: Tri razprave o teoriji hendikepa. Ljubljana. YHD – Društvo za teorijo in kulturo hendikepa, 1996.


    Darja Zaviršek: Hendikep kot kulturna travma: historizacija podob, teles in vsakdanjih praks prizadetih ljudi. Ljubljana. Založba /*cf., 2000.


    Darja Zaviršek, Jelka Zorn in Petra Videmšek: Inovativne metode v socialnem delu: opolnomočenje ljudi, ki potrebujejo podporo za samostojno življenje. Ljubljana. Študentska založba, 2002.


    Mitja Raichenberg: Film o hendikepu: pripovedi o filmski glasbi in Dušan Rutar: Film o hendikepu: pripovedi o hendikepu. Ljubljana. Umco, 2003


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    AWOL

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    AWOL: A Social Studies Journal is a theoretical journal, whose aim is to make room for theoretical reflections of the position of marginal social groups. It is published by YHD - Association for the theory and culture of handicap.

    The magazine may be ordered at: Neubergerjeva 7, 1000 Ljubljana – phone: (01)431 20 54


    Editorial board of the AWOL (A Journal for Social Studies) invites everyone who is interested in social studies and theory on disability and the body to send us their articles to be published in the next issue. We would like to kindly invite you to write an article for the section called "A Story About the Body". Contributions will be accepted until
    15th Jan. 2005 by e-mail: yhd-drustvo@yhd-drustvo.si or by snail mail: YHD - Association for the theory and culture of handicap, Neubergerjeva 7, 1000 Ljubljana.


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    useful links

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    Recommended Disability Videos a list of the newest non-mainstream disability-related films and videos; includes information on how to buy them.

    Art + Power on Film an association of British artists whose mission is to express their ideas on a higher artistic level. Film section includes film, video and animation.

    The Disability Connection plots and description of films and documentaries about disabled persons.

    IMDb this is supposed to be the biggest and the best film-related database on the world; photos, biographies, independent films…

    Film and Mass Media  


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    Films on disability

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    This list represents our selection of films dealing with disability.

    Cyrano de Bergerac (1925), D: Augusto Genina

    Cyrano de Bergerac (1950), D: Michael Gordon (music: Dimitri Tiomkin)

    Cyrano de Bergerac (1990), D: Jean-Paul Rappeneau (music: Jean-Claude Petit)


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