De invisibles a “estar de moda”: la percepción de la discapacidad en el tardofranquismo

Abstract

espanolA partir de los anos sesenta se dio, a nivel internacional, una importante evolucion de la concepcion de la discapacidad, liderada por unos familiares y afectados cada vez mas conscientes y mejor organizados. En Espana se experimento un proceso similar, aunque condicionado por la situacion politica particular. En este articulo nos centramos en la evolucion de la opinion publica sobre la diversidad funcional en los anos del tardofranquismo, rastreando tanto la permanencia de los aspectos mas arcaicos como la irrupcion de nuevas visiones EnglishStarting in the sixties, an important evolution of the conception of disability took place at an international level, led by family members and affected people who were increasingly aware and better organized. A similar process was experienced in Spain, although it was conditioned by the particular political situation. In this article we focus on the evolution of public opinion on functional diversity in the late Franco years, tracing both the permanence of the most archaic aspects and the emergence of new visions