Description:
The Disability Bioethics Reader is the first introduction to the field of bioethics presented through the lens of critical disability studies and the philosophy of disability.
Review Quotes:
"Covers an impressive range of topics. . . [and] a wealth of diversity in issues, perspectives, and arguments . . . . Overall, this book is an excellent resource, and should be considered by those designing university courses relating to bioethics [and] medical law and ethics."
Heloise Robinson in Medical Law Review
"The Disability Bioethics Reader provides a much-needed course correction for the field [of bioethics] and contains context that should be provided via graduate and undergraduate bioethics courses, medical school curricula, and continuing medical education courses. Practitioners, educators, and scholars alike would benefit from the authors' careful consideration of the intersections between bioethics and disability." Heather Swadley, Lehigh University