McCagg William, Siegelbaum Lewis. (eds.) The Disabled in the Soviet Union: Past and Present, Theory and Practice

Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1989. — 102 p. — ISBN 0-8229-3622-4.Historical EssaysSocietal Responses to Mental Disorders in Prerevolutionary Russia. Julie V. Brown
The Origins of Defectology. William O. McCagg
The Vygotskian Tradition in Soviet Psychological Study of Deaf Children. Jane E. Knox and Alex Kozulin
Industrial Accidents and Their Prevention in the Interwar Period. Lewis Siegelbaum
The Stalinist Mentality and the Treatment of Schizophrenia. David Joravsky
Images of the Disabled, Especially the War Wounded, in Soviet Literature. Vera DunhamThe Contemporary ScenePrograms for the Disabled in the USSR. Bernice Madison
Everyday Life of the Disabled in the USSR. Stephen P. Dunn and Ethel Dunn
Disability as Dissidence: The Action Group to Defend the Rights of the Disabled in the USSR. Paul D. Raymond
Dissidence as Disability: The Medicalization of Dissidence in Soviet Russia. Mark G. Field
Attitudinal Change in Eastern Europe: The Case of Gyorgy Konrad. William O. McCaggConclusion. William O. McCagg and Lewis SiegelbaumNotes on Contributors