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Ableism, the dis/ability binary and beyond: Stage 1 (OA edition) Ableism, the dis/ability binary and beyond: Stage 1 (OA edition) doi:10.11587/YX7NXN More, Rahel 10.55776/ESP414 AUSSDAThe Austrian Social Science Data Archive AbilityArtistic activitiesCooperationDisabilitiesDisability discriminationGender identityRacismSexSexismWomen's movement EducationSocial stratification and groupingsSocial welfare policy and systems Full edition for public use. This dataset is the basis for the first research stage of the qualitative study "Ableism, the dis/ability binary and beyond". The aim of the project is to create a feminist intersectional approach to ableism. For this purpose, a close collaboration with independent researchers who adress ableism in their advocacy, activism and artvisim is implemented throughout all stages of the research project. This dataset contains a) data collected through a systematic search in three academic databases that produced an overview of sources (n=1459) and b) additional data that was purposefully selected by the collaborators (n=116). Data are presented in two separate EXCEL documents, including information about author(s), year of publication, title, type of document or source, language and abstract or a note where there was no abstract available, as well as information about who of the collaborators chose which sources. Through a multiple-step process, explained by the flow-chart, the systematically collected data corpus was narrowed down to sources that focus on (especially gendered) ableism from an intersectional perspective. Collaborators chose 3 sources each from the purposefully collected data corpus that they determined as most relevant for understanding ableism from an intersectional perspective. 2023-09-012025-02-28 Austria World Media unit Sources about ableism and/or that the collaborators use in their work to adress and challenge ableism. Text Cross-section Non-probability Compilation/Synthesis Data collection guidelines: Secondary data collection guide For more Information please visit AUSSDA's web page https://data.aussda.at/oai doi:10.11587/YX7NXN 2025-10-16T00:00:56Z ddi:codebook:2_5