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• From Virginia's Sister to Friday's Silence

  Presence, Metaphor, and the Persistence of Disability in Contemporary Writing

  • Murray, Stuart

  Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies (2012), 6, (3), 241–258.

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• Blindness, Lockean Empiricism, and the Continent of Britain

  An Examination of the Identities of Mr Spectator and Theseus in the Writings of Ved Mehta

  • Karah, Hemachandran

  Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies (2012), 6, (3), 259–274.

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• "It Is Only with One's Heart That One Can See Clearly"

  The Loss of Sight in Teresa Medeiros's The Bride and the Beast and Yours until Dawn

  • Schwab, Sandra

  Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies (2012), 6, (3), 275–289.

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• Stage Hands

  Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus and the Agency of the Disabled Body in Text and Performance

  • Imbracsio, Nicola

  Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies (2012), 6, (3), 291–306.

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• Personal or Political?

  Representations of Disability in Contemporary French Fiction

  • Haigh, Samantha

  Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies (2012), 6, (3), 307–325.

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• Comment from the Field

  John Milton and Disability Studies in Literature Courses

  • Duran, Angelica

  Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies (2012), 6, (3), 327–340.

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• Comment from the Field

  Launch of the Centre for Medical Humanities, University of Leeds

  • Flexer, Michael

  Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies (2012), 6, (3), 341–344.

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• Index to Volume 6

  Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies (2012), 6, (3), 355–356.

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Book Review

• Book Reviews

  Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies (2012), 6, (3), 345–352.

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