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期刊名:Kennedy institute of ethics journal

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ISSN:1054-6863

e-ISSN:1086-3249

IF/分区:0.8/Q3

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In this paper, I examine the life and works of Enlightenment philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) through the lenses of madness, neurodivergence, and disability. While many scholars readily think of Rousseau as eccentric, overly em...
Perry Zurn Perry Zurn
Recently, neurodiversity scholars published a letter to the editor of Autism arguing that Judy Singer should not be cited as coiner of neurodiversity; rather, the term should be attributed to earlier neurodiverse forums online. I make a sim...
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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...
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...
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...
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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...