The Subversion of Ableism in Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead

The Subversion of Ableism in Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead

by Steven Petrelli (Jr)

30 pages· 2014
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This thesis explores the ways in which the zombie apocalypse reflects social and cultural anxieties about marked and impaired bodies--not the bodies of the zombies themselves, but of the human beings who must struggle to survive against them.

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