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"Models of disability" as a book category encompasses works that analyze and compare the conceptual frameworks people use to understand disability—such as the medical, social, biopsychosocial, moral/religious, human-rights, minority and cultural models. These books explore how each model frames disability’s causes, who is responsible for change, and what solutions (treatment, accommodation, legal reform, social change) are prioritized; they also trace historical shifts, critique assumptions, and show how models shape policy, healthcare, education, design and everyday experiences. The category includes theoretical texts, empirical studies, memoirs and advocacy writing that illuminate lived experience, power dynamics and identity, making it useful for scholars, practitioners, activists and general readers interested in how societies define, respond to and include people with impairments.

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