Description
Normal Life examines how “normal” is constructed—and enforced—through law, institutions, and everyday social practices. Drawing on lived experience and critical analysis, it follows the ways people navigate systems that sort bodies, identities, and relationships into acceptable and unacceptable categories, shaping access to safety, dignity, and belonging. The book centers themes of gender and sexuality, disability and migration, and the politics of recognition, showing how seemingly ordinary routines can carry profound consequences. With a sharp, activist-informed voice, the authors blend scholarship and real-world insight to challenge readers to rethink what counts as a good life—and who gets to claim it.
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Published Jan 1, 2011
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First Published
2011
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Normal Life by Dean Spade.