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aesthetic nervousness: a standalone construct

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Disability studies

the disruption in a literary text's frame of representation that arises when a disabled character meets a nondisabled one.

In disability studies, aesthetic nervousness refers to the disruption in a literary text's frame of representation that arises when a disabled character meets a nondisabled one. This meaning comes from Quayson (2007) in Aesthetic nervousness.[1]

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References

Quayson, A. (2007). Aesthetic nervousness. Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231139021

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