Access Fatigue: The Rhetorical Work of Disability in Everyday Life

2021/01/01 by Annika M. Konrad · 1 voice · 1 citation
Social Sciences · Health Professions · #Disability Rights and Representation #Disability Education and Employment #Interpreting and Communication in Healthcare

paper · doi:10.58680/ce202131093

Abstract

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Citations

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Discussions

• Annika Konrad also introduced “access fatigue,” which imo is more focused on the fatigue of the disabled person fighting for access than others providing accommodations, but could apply to both. doi.o [bsky, 16 points, 0 comments]

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