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Direct linkOliphant, John – History of Education, 2006
In earlier "humanitarian" accounts, Britain's voluntary blind institutions exemplified successful nineteenth-century philanthropy and later became effective partners of the state. From the 1970s, Victorian charity came increasingly under criticism and subsequent studies on disability condemn the exclusion and utilitarian training of a…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Blindness, Educational History, Social Bias
