Nothing About Us Without Us: Identifying Principles of Justice For Emancipatory Participatory Research in the Context of Neurodiversity [0.03%]
没有我们，没有关于我们的内容：在神经多样性背景下识别解放参与式研究的正义原则
Amandine Catala
Amandine Catala
The neurodiversity movement has long advocated for "Nothing about us without us" or the necessity of including neurominoritized people, such as Autistics, in the production of public policies, social discourses, academic knowledge, and scie...
Autonomy and Mental Health Care: Enabling The Pursuit of A Life Of Meaning [0.03%]
自主权与心理健康护理：实现有意义的人生追求
Abigail Gosselin
Abigail Gosselin
One of the central aims of mental healthcare should be to increase a person's autonomous agency. In a mental healthcare context, it is often argued that mental healthcare should maximize a person's autonomy so they can make autonomous choic...
Annemarie Munn
Annemarie Munn
Theories of neurodivergence which describe divergent neurotypes as pathological, that is, as stemming from a dysfunction, represent the status quo for many institutions and caregivers. I seek to disrupt the "pathology paradigm" through a cr...
Learning About Identity Through Bipolar Disorder and Learning about Bipolar Disorder Through Identity [0.03%]
通过学习双相情感障碍来了解身份，通过身份来了解双相情感障碍
Sophie Arase
Sophie Arase
In this paper, I discuss bipolar disorder (BD) and identity. My general goal is to argue that working on BD and identity from a philosophical, interdisciplinary perspective has promise to be beneficial for empirical research on the topic, f...
Borderline Personality Disorder And Ethico-Epistemic Justice: Trauma In Participatory Sense-Making [0.03%]
边缘型人格障碍与伦理认识论公正：参与式意义构建中的创伤
Shay Welch
Shay Welch
Generally speaking, BPD is a cognitive-affective disposition that shapes one's conception and experience of herself, and also her experiences of interrelationality. Many BPD symptoms relating to affect regulation are spurred by psychosocial...
Walking and Talking, Rocking and Rolling: Moral Visibility in Contexts of Technology Development [0.03%]
情境中的道德可见性：边走边谈，边晃边行——关于技术开发中的道德问题
Ashley Shew,Janna van Grunsven
Ashley Shew
Many technologies that are purportedly developed to improve the lives of disabled people reflect an ableist ideology that devalues rather than supports disabled bodyminds. In this paper we attribute this tendency to a neurotypical form of p...
Introduction to the Kennedy Institute of Ethics Special Issue, "Situating Neurodiversity and Madness" [0.03%]
肯尼迪伦理学研究所特刊《论神经多样性与疯狂的定位》导言
Quill R Kukla,Rua Mae Williams
Quill R Kukla
What Participatory Research and Methods Bring To Ethics: Insights From Pragmatism, Social Science, and Psychology [0.03%]
参与式研究与方法对伦理学的贡献：来自实用主义、社会科学和心理学的见解
Eric Racine
Eric Racine
Ethics can be envisioned as a process where human beings move from a more passive stance in their moral lives to a more active one, in which the moral aspects of their lives become the basis of a project to best live one's life. Participato...