The history described in this book has many connections to our own personal and professional lives. At the time of the critique of institutional care for persons with intellectual disabilities—during the 1960s and 70s—we were both young and in the start of our careers. In the beginning, our gaze at intellectual disability was that of a foreigner, trying to make sense of bizarre and somewhat frightening experiences.

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Editors’ Reflections

  • Anders Gustavsson,
  • Jan Tøssebro

摘要

The history described in this book has many connections to our own personal and professional lives. At the time of the critique of institutional care for persons with intellectual disabilities—during the 1960s and 70s—we were both young and in the start of our careers. In the beginning, our gaze at intellectual disability was that of a foreigner, trying to make sense of bizarre and somewhat frightening experiences.