Disability Rights and Wrongs

Are you tired of the old ways of thinking about disability? Look no further than "Disability Rights and Wrongs"! This groundbreaking book by Tom Shakespeare takes a critical realist perspective to challenge the traditional binary view of disability. Say goodbye to the outdated medical model versus social model debate, and embrace a pluralist, engaged, and nuanced approach to disability studies.

Shakespeare's thought-provoking analysis delves into the drawbacks of the disability movement's overemphasis on identity politics. By exploring bioethics in disability, including choices at the beginning and end of life and advancements in genetic and stem cell therapies, the author pushes the boundaries of current discourse in disability studies.

Care and social relationships also come under scrutiny in "Disability Rights and Wrongs". Shakespeare raises important questions about intimacy and friendship, challenging the status quo and providing fresh insights into these often overlooked aspects of disability.

This stimulating and accessible book is not only a must-read for researchers and students in disability studies and sociology, but also for professionals, policy makers, and activists. If you're looking for a resource that will revolutionize your understanding of disability and help you stay ahead of the curve, "Disability Rights and Wrongs" is the book for you.

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