When Disability Rhymes with Negative Bias: A Response to Verpaelst

BioethiqueOnline Pub Date : 2015-06-25 DOI:10.7202/1035501AR

S. Roush

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Abstract

In this commentary on F. Verpaelst’s text “Disability is in the Eye of the Beholder”, I discuss the power of language and image in shaping our constructed view of life with disability. Disability often rhymes with negative bias, rather than empowering personal dignity.

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当残疾与负面偏见押韵:对Verpaelst的回应

在这篇对F. Verpaelst的文章“残疾在旁观者的眼中”的评论中，我讨论了语言和图像在塑造我们对残疾生活的建构观方面的力量。残疾往往与负面偏见押韵，而不是赋予个人尊严。

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期刊介绍： The Canadian Journal of Bioethics is a peer-reviewed, bilingual (French and English), international, open access academic journal that publishes theoretical, conceptual and empirical research in bioethics. The aim of the journal is to provide a space for the publication of high quality and thought provoking bioethics scholarship of diverse forms (e.g., articles, commentaries, book reviews, editorials, debate pieces, case studies) and from across the full range of specialties in the field (e.g., clinical ethics, research ethics, public health ethics, technology ethics, professional ethics). The journal welcomes submissions that might not otherwise be publishable in US or European bioethics journals because of the language (e.g., in French), jurisdictional context (e.g., specific national issues or cases), form or subject matter (e.g., using diverse theoretical frameworks or applying novel methods).