Radical Bioethics : : Difference, Disability, and Desiderata /

Radical Bioethics : : Difference, Disability, and Desiderata / / written by Mary Jo Iozzio.

With diatoms-globally abundant single cell algae-as both a model and an extreme example of diversity among a single species, Radical Bioethics examines narrow constructions of human diversity as a failure of imagination and a refusal to recognize disability as another instance of difference. Along w...

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Iozzio, Mary Jo,
Place / Publishing House:London : : IntechOpen,, 2021.
Year of Publication:2021
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource (200 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. A theological anthropology of radical dependence
  • 3. Why "radical" bioethics?
  • 3.1 Meanings and implications of Radicality
  • 3.2 A brief survey of historical experiences
  • 4. A disability-informed bioethics
  • 4.1 Disability is multi-dimensional and multi-experiential
  • 4.2 A radical shift in understanding disability
  • 5. The difference of radical bioethics
  • 6. Radical bioethics: desiderata
  • 7. Concluding thoughts on radical bioethics
  • References.

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