The Faces of Intellectual Disability: Philosophical Reflections
作者： Licia Carlson
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摘要: A Note on Terminology Introduction: The Philosopher's Nightmare Part 1. Institutional World of Intellectual Disability Twin Brothers: Idiot and the Institution 2. Gendered Objects, Subjects 3. Analytic Interlude Philosophical 4. Face Authority 5. Beast 6. Suffering Conclusion: Mirror Postscript: Toward a New Ethos Notes Selected Bibliography Index
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