This work examines a range of important conceptual, ethical, social
and religious issues arising from mental handicap. It contains a
vigorous defence of the contention that mentally handicapped human
beings are persons, and attacks both the contemporary philosophical
attempts to dismiss the personhood of mentally handicapped people
and the genocidal policies which those attempts suggest. The book
explores the logic of the attitudes which have lead to the
marginalization and oppression of the mentally handicapped.
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