Bringing Elsewhere Home: A Song of Ice and Fire’s Ethics of Disability

In Karl Fugelso, Studies in Medievalism. D S Brewer. pp. 45-60 (2006)
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reprint Massie, Pascal J.; Mayer, Lauryn S. (2014) "Bringing elsewhere home: A song for Ice and Fires' Ethics of disability". In Fugelso, Karl, Ethics and Medievalism, pp. : D.S. Brewer (2014)

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