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035 a| (OCoLC)10185543;

049 a| NEHH;

245 00 a| Ethics and mental retardation /c| edited by Loretta Kopelman and John C. Moskop.;

300 a| xvi, 258 pages ;c| 23 cm.;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

490 1 a| Philosophy and medicine ;v| v. 15;

504 a| Includes bibliographies and index.;

505 0 a| Sect. I. Examining the rights tradition. Rights and borderline cases -- Applying moral theory to the retarded -- Joseph Margolis, John Rawls, and the mentally retarded -- Do the retarded have a right not to be eaten? A rejoinder to Joseph Margolis -- The rights of the retarded -- Rights, justice and the retarded -- Sect. II. Respect and labeling. Respect and the retarded : issues of valuing and labeling -- Person ascriptions, profound disabilities and our self-imposed duties : a reply to Loretta Kopelman -- The world gained and the world lost : labeling the mentally retarded -- Labeling the mentally retarded : a reply to Laurence B. McCullough -- Sect. III Theology and philosophy of religion. Must God create the best? -- Parenting, bonding, and valuing the retarded -- Responsibility for the retarded : two theological views -- Philosophical and theological perspectives on the value of the retarded : responses to William F. Man and John C. Moskop -- Sect. IV. Law and public policy. The legal rights of mentally retarded persons in Twentieth Century America -- Examining legal restrictions on the retarded -- Who speaks for the retarded? -- Commentary on David J. Rothman's 'Who speaks for the retarded?' -- Dilemmas in the neonatal intensive care unit -- Health care, needs and rights of retarded persons.;

590 a| Laupus-ECU authors;

650 0 a| Intellectual disabilityx| Moral and ethical aspects.=| ^A85;

650 0 a| Intellectual disabilityx| Religious aspects=| ^A914167;

650 0 a| Mental health laws.=| ^A3922;

650 2 a| Intellectual Disabilityv| Congresses.=| ^A917601;

650 2 a| Intellectual Disabilityv| Legislation.=| ^A917601;

650 2 a| Religion and Medicinev| Congresses.=| ^A936547;

650 2 a| Religion and Medicinev| Legislation.=| ^A936547;

650 12 a| Ethics, Medicalv| Congresses.=| ^A918113;

650 2 a| Ethics, Medicalv| Legislation.=| ^A918113;

650 12 a| Human Rightsv| Congresses.=| ^A917651;

650 12 a| Human Rightsv| Legislation.=| ^A917651;

650 22 a| Public Policyv| Congresses.=| ^A918490;

650 22 a| Public Policyv| Legislation.=| ^A918490;

700 1 a| Kopelman, Loretta M.=| ^A542422;

700 1 a| Moskop, John C.,d| 1951-=| ^A817939;

830 0 a| Philosophy and medicinev| v. 15.=| ^A965;

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Ethics and mental retardation / edited by Loretta Kopelman and John C. Moskop.

Other author	Kopelman, Loretta M.
Other author	Moskop, John C., 1951-
Format	Book
Publication Info	Dordrecht, Holland ; Boston : D. Reidel ; Hingham, MA : Sold and distributed in the U.S.A. and Canada by Kluwer Academic Publishers, ©1984.
Description	xvi, 258 pages ; 23 cm.
Subjects	Intellectual disability--Moral and ethical aspects. Intellectual disability--Religious aspects. Mental health laws. Intellectual Disability--Congresses. Intellectual Disability--Legislation. Religion and Medicine--Congresses. Religion and Medicine--Legislation. Ethics, Medical--Congresses. Ethics, Medical--Legislation. Human Rights--Congresses. Human Rights--Legislation. Public Policy--Congresses. Public Policy--Legislation.

Series	Philosophy and medicine ; v. 15 Philosophy and medicine v. 15. ^A965
Contents	Sect. I. Examining the rights tradition. Rights and borderline cases -- Applying moral theory to the retarded -- Joseph Margolis, John Rawls, and the mentally retarded -- Do the retarded have a right not to be eaten? A rejoinder to Joseph Margolis -- The rights of the retarded -- Rights, justice and the retarded -- Sect. II. Respect and labeling. Respect and the retarded : issues of valuing and labeling -- Person ascriptions, profound disabilities and our self-imposed duties : a reply to Loretta Kopelman -- The world gained and the world lost : labeling the mentally retarded -- Labeling the mentally retarded : a reply to Laurence B. McCullough -- Sect. III Theology and philosophy of religion. Must God create the best? -- Parenting, bonding, and valuing the retarded -- Responsibility for the retarded : two theological views -- Philosophical and theological perspectives on the value of the retarded : responses to William F. Man and John C. Moskop -- Sect. IV. Law and public policy. The legal rights of mentally retarded persons in Twentieth Century America -- Examining legal restrictions on the retarded -- Who speaks for the retarded? -- Commentary on David J. Rothman's 'Who speaks for the retarded?' -- Dilemmas in the neonatal intensive care unit -- Health care, needs and rights of retarded persons.
Local note	Laupus-ECU authors
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographies and index.
LCCN	83024561
ISBN	9027716307
ISBN	9789027716309 :

Ethics and mental retardation / edited by Loretta Kopelman and John C. Moskop.

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