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Atkinson, Dorothy
(2005).
URL: http://mcgraw-hill.co.uk/html/0335214398.html
Abstract
This chapter establishes why life stories and narrative accounts by people with learning disabilities matter, how such accounts have come to be told and the practical and ethical dilemmas of such work. From uncovering history through people's personal expereinces to the development of a personal identity that provides a means of reclaiming their lives and planning for the future, the chapter sets a practical and optimistic tone. The life story accounts in this chapter highlight key concerns.