Anthropology has provided a theoretical context for the study of disability. Social and cultural anthropology and medical anthropology have enriched our understanding of disability. Anthropological interpretations of disability feature concepts of "the other," deviance, and stigma that can expand our interpretations of human behavior in the social environment.
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