Philosophical Reflections on Disability

Chapter 1 Introduction: Philosophical Reflections on Disability

Chapter 3 Ability, Competence and Qualification: Fundamental Concepts in the Philosophy of Disability

Chapter 4 Disability and Medical Theory

Chapter 5 Utilitarianism, Disability, and Society

Chapter 6 Too Late to Matter? Preventing the Birth of Infants at Risk for Adult-Onset Disease or Disability

Chapter 7 Philosophical Reflections on Disability

Chapter 8 Rehabilitating Aristotle: A Virtue Ethics Approach to Disability and Human Flourishing

Chapter 9 Equal Treatment for Disabled Persons: The Case of Organ Transplantation

Chapter 10 Disability Rights: Do We Really Mean It?

Chapter 11 Dignity, Disability, Difference, and Rights

Chapter 12 Public Policy and Personal Aspects of Disability

Chapter 13 Disability and Social Justice

Chapter 14 The Unfair and the Unfortunate: Some Brief Critical Reflections on Secular Moral Claim Rights for the Disabled

Chapter 15 Neither Victims Nor Heroes: Reflections from a Polio Person