Book Review: Living with Low Vision and Blindness: Guidelines That Help Professionals and Individuals Understand Vision Impairment

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Beth Omansky

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low vision, blindness, disability studies

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Authors: John M. Crandall, Jr., Ph.D. and Lee W. Robinson

Reviewer: Beth Omansky

Publisher: Springfield, IL:  Charles C. Thomas Publishers, 2007    

Hardcover:  ISBN: 978-0-398-07741-9

Cost:  $49.95

Softcover:  ISBN 978-0-398-07742-6 (paper)

Cost:  $34.95, 220 pages

 

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Nov 3, 2014

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Vol. 6 No. 3
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Multimedia

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Author Biography

Beth Omansky

Beth Omansky, Ph.D., is an activist and disability studies scholar in Portland, Oregon.  Her book, Borderlands of Blindness, will be published by Lynne Rienner Publishers in April, 2011.