In his book "The Biopolitics of Disability," David T. Mitchell discusses how neoliberal biopolitics complicates the politics surrounding atypical bodies. He argues that the social oppression of individuals with disabilities is often rooted in medical classifications that overly categorize people based on their physical or mental conditions. This over-categorization can lead to a reductionist view that strips individuals of their unique identities, labeling them merely as representatives of their medical conditions.
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