The purpose of this research is to understand and examine deeply social exclusion experience of the
disabled with biographical perspectives. For rich experiences, difference between each generation, their
substantial experiences of social exclusion of 31 people with disabilities are analysed, who have chosen
those from in 50s to in 80s using biographical method. The results is that firstly, it represents diverse
dimensions of accumulated social exclusion such as welfare policy, labour, education, health management
and medical service, housing, social relationships etc, through their experiences. In particular, it is analysed
that there is a generational difference among labour, education and welfare service etc. In addition, it shows
differences between strategies and resources for both generations of in 50, 60s and 70, 80s in handling
and coping with this kinds of social phenomenon resulting from being a diverse society, economic, political,
and culture conditions. On suggests policy and practical implications based on the results for social inclusion
beyond making up social exclusion.