Disabled Contract

Discover the profound insights of "Disabled Contract" by Jonas-Sébastien Beaudry, published by Cambridge University Press in 2022. This thought-provoking work, spanning 334 pages, delves into the social contract tradition revitalized by philosopher John Rawls. While this tradition embodies values cherished in our liberal ethos, Beaudry critically examines its inherent limitations, particularly how it often marginalizes individuals with severe intellectual disabilities from the discourse on justice. This essential read challenges prevailing assumptions and invites readers to rethink inclusivity within philosophical frameworks. Perfect for those interested in sociology and social justice, "Disabled Contract" is a significant contribution to contemporary discussions on equity and representation. Enhance your understanding of these vital issues by adding this compelling book to your collection today.