H-Disability is a scholarly discussion group that explores the multitude of historical issues surrounding the experience and phenomenon of 'disability.' H-Disability was established in response to the growing academic interest and expanding scholarly literature on issues of disability throughout the world.

- H-Dis: ANN: NFB Hazel tenBroek Research Grant Program 2012-13  Ed Morman, EMorman@NFB.ORG - H-Dis: ANN: Disability Studies and the Archaeology of Roman Britain (25 April, Liverpool UK)  Penny L Richards <turley2@ROADRUNNER.COM> - H-Dis: Update on "Disability history and culture" course (reply)  Kim Nielsen, nielsenk@UWGB.EDU - H-Dis: CFP: Pain And Old Age, 18th-20th centuries (27 October, London UK)  Penny L Richards <turley2@ROADRUNNER.COM> - H-Dis: CFP: Theatre, Performance, Madness, and Psychiatry (17-18 September, Cambridge UK)  Hope Leman <hleman@samhealth.org> - H-Dis: Update on "Disability history and culture" course  Steve Brown <sebrown@hawaii.edu> - H-Dis: ANN: "Screening Disabilities in a Digital Age" (15 February, New York City)  "Cinema Studies Announcements" <cinemastudies-announcements@lists.nyu.edu

Reviewer: Will Youngman Title: Blindness and Therapy in Late Medieval French and Italian Poetry Author: Julie Singer   Reviewer: Tony Yang Title: The Shady Side of Fifty: Age and Old Age in Late Victorian Canada and the United States Author: Lisa Dillon   Reviewer: Daniel Werges Title: Karl Anspach: Ein blinder Kaufmann revolutioniert das Blindenhandwerk (1889-1941) Author: Christhard Schrenk