Stuart Murray is Professor of Contemporary Literatures and Film in the School of English at the University of Leeds, UK.

Murray’s volume neither reduces disability to an object of empathy nor retreats from engagement with medical institutions; instead, it brings memoir, film, poetry, and lived testimony into productive tension ... Murray foregrounds voices that navigate psychiatric intervention and collective memory. His sensitivity to silence, fragmented memory, and relational meaning further echoes oral history commitments.

• 1. Undiagnosed2. Introduction: Missing Words, or Not Otherwise SpecifiedReflection 1: 342 Green3. Chapter 1: Medical/Disabled, Different/SameReflection 2: Sunday in the Park with Lucas4. Chapter 2: Disability Minds Medicine HealthReflection 3: Straps5. Chapter 3: Medicine Bodies Health DisabilityReflection 4: Outside the Frame6. Conclusion: AgileLast

Stuart Murray is Professor of Contemporary Literatures and Film in the School of English at the University of Leeds, UK.

Murray’s volume neither reduces disability to an object of empathy nor retreats from engagement with medical institutions; instead, it brings memoir, film, poetry, and lived testimony into productive tension ... Murray foregrounds voices that navigate psychiatric intervention and collective memory. His sensitivity to silence, fragmented memory, and relational meaning further echoes oral history commitments.

• 1. Undiagnosed2. Introduction: Missing Words, or Not Otherwise SpecifiedReflection 1: 342 Green3. Chapter 1: Medical/Disabled, Different/SameReflection 2: Sunday in the Park with Lucas4. Chapter 2: Disability Minds Medicine HealthReflection 3: Straps5. Chapter 3: Medicine Bodies Health DisabilityReflection 4: Outside the Frame6. Conclusion: AgileLast

Stuart Murray is Professor of Contemporary Literatures and Film in the School of English at the University of Leeds, UK.

Murray’s volume neither reduces disability to an object of empathy nor retreats from engagement with medical institutions; instead, it brings memoir, film, poetry, and lived testimony into productive tension ... Murray foregrounds voices that navigate psychiatric intervention and collective memory. His sensitivity to silence, fragmented memory, and relational meaning further echoes oral history commitments.

• 1. Undiagnosed2. Introduction: Missing Words, or Not Otherwise SpecifiedReflection 1: 342 Green3. Chapter 1: Medical/Disabled, Different/SameReflection 2: Sunday in the Park with Lucas4. Chapter 2: Disability Minds Medicine HealthReflection 3: Straps5. Chapter 3: Medicine Bodies Health DisabilityReflection 4: Outside the Frame6. Conclusion: AgileLast