Valuing Disability, Causing Disability

Barnes, Elizabeth

doi:10.1086/677021

Cited by 91 publications

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“…A csökkenők közül érdemes kiemelni és külön kezelni a 14. számú itemet, a "Nem sajnálom őket" kijelentést. Mi, a hatásvizsgálatot végző szakemberek osztjuk az érintettek és a téma szakértőinek azon véleményét, hogy ez egy pozitív irányultságú kijelentés, hiszen a fogyatékkal élőknek nincs szükségük a sajnálatra (Barnes 2014;Csillag, Hidegh 2011), továbbá a sajnálat az egyik eleme a paternalisztikus előítéletnek, amely túlfélt, túlgondoz, korlátoz, sőt lebecsül és leértékel, ezáltal hozzájárul a kirekesztéshez (vö. Fiske és mtsai.…”

Section: A Nagyobb Gyermekek Kérdőívének Eredményeiunclassified

Szemléletformálás a fogyatékkal élő gyermekek iskolai és társadalmi inklúziója érdekében

Hüse¹

2018

Párbeszéd

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Section: A Nagyobb Gyermekek Kérdőívének Eredményeiunclassified

Szemléletformálás a fogyatékkal élő gyermekek iskolai és társadalmi inklúziója érdekében

Hüse¹

2018

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“…3 Disability/diffability issues is a one of subject of social and political discourse. The disable activist believes that disable is a natural part of human diversity -something that should be valued and respected, rather than feared, pitied, and discriminated (Elizabeth Barnes, 2014). This perspective has a function to reconstructive diffability as not impairment person anymore.…”

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The Role of Indonesian CSOs in Increasing the Understanding of Disabled Issues in the Indonesian Criminal Justice System

Wicaksana¹

2017

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Indonesia successfully amended Disabled People Law in early 2016. The fundamental amendment is creating equal rights and opportunity for disabled groups. Disability group in this context is the people who have physical and mental limitations to communicate and participate effectively with another people as equals. But, nowadays some people prefer using the term "disabled" than "disabled".Disabled alongside with feminist, LGBT and minority groups commonly known as a part of discriminated groups in society. Disabled activist believe that disabled is a natural part of human diversity -something that should be valued and respected, rather than pitied, feared and discriminated. Disabled people are potentially to be victim 4-10 times more than other people. Pusham UII (2015) highlighted the existence of many violations in the Indonesian criminal justice system to disabled people, such as: improper questioning, failure to process reports from blind people and a general atmosphere of disrespect to the disabled community.

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“…Moreover, differences among individuals in resilience translate into significant differences in how people deal with their disability. This may explain why some people seem to be perfectly comfortable with their impairments—experiencing their disability as a mere difference5—whereas others feel that their impairments have a very negative impact on the quality of their life 6 7…”

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From assistive to enhancing technology: should the treatment-enhancement distinction apply to future assistive and augmenting technologies?

Minerva

Giubilini

2017

J Med Ethics

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The treatment-enhancement distinction is often used to delineate acceptable and unacceptable medical interventions. It is likely that future assistive and augmenting technologies will also soon develop to a level that they might be considered to provide users, in particular those with disabilities, with abilities that go beyond natural human limits, and become in effect an enhancing technology. In this paper, we describe how this process might take place, and discuss the moral implications of such developments. We argue that such developments are morally acceptable and indeed desirable.

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Valuing Disability, Causing Disability

Cited by 91 publications

References 11 publications

Szemléletformálás a fogyatékkal élő gyermekek iskolai és társadalmi inklúziója érdekében

Szemléletformálás a fogyatékkal élő gyermekek iskolai és társadalmi inklúziója érdekében

The Role of Indonesian CSOs in Increasing the Understanding of Disabled Issues in the Indonesian Criminal Justice System

From assistive to enhancing technology: should the treatment-enhancement distinction apply to future assistive and augmenting technologies?

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