Add to ORKGQuestions regarding dignity and moral worth of children and adults with profound intellectual disability are hugely contested and discussed. An implicit dimension in these discussions is whether a life with disability is worth as much as a life without. Healthcare and social care workers need to reflect upon fundamental values, which can inform good care practises, enhance dignity, and secure the welfare of all citizens. In this chapter, the theological text Gift of Being is used as a stepping stone together with relevant theoretical perspectives related to care, philosophy agency and rationality to shed light on professional ethics and care practices with persons with profound intellectual disability. A language of care that emphasizes rel...
Drawing on the work of the theologian Karl Rahner, this article considers what it means to be human ...
Intellectual disability, and in particular profound intellectual disability, has an impact on all a...
Profound intellectual disability, the most severe form of intellectual disability, has long been lef...
I: I. M. Lid & A. R. Solevåg (Red.), Religiøst medborgerskap: Funksjonshemming, likeverd og menneske...
Growing numbers of babies are surviving into infancy and beyond with profound and multiple learning ...
Intellectual disability is often overlooked within mainstream disability studies and theories develo...
The introductory chapter gives an introduction to various aspects of religious citizenship. Drawing ...
NoThis pioneering book, in considering intellectually disabled people's lives, sets out a care ethic...
How valuable can people with mental disabilities be to others? In this article I present ethnographi...
This article questions the reason behind ethics in caregiving services for people with serious intel...
My dissertation addresses the question of how we ought to care for and engage with people with cogni...
This article engages with debates concerning the moral worth of human beings with profound intellect...
This study seeks to explain the importance of the ethics of care in making society just and equal. I...
The concept of human flourishing currently holds a position of prominence within Christian theology....
One challenge to the concept of human dignity is that it is a rootless notion invoked simply to mask...
Drawing on the work of the theologian Karl Rahner, this article considers what it means to be human ...
Intellectual disability, and in particular profound intellectual disability, has an impact on all a...
Profound intellectual disability, the most severe form of intellectual disability, has long been lef...
I: I. M. Lid & A. R. Solevåg (Red.), Religiøst medborgerskap: Funksjonshemming, likeverd og menneske...
Growing numbers of babies are surviving into infancy and beyond with profound and multiple learning ...
Intellectual disability is often overlooked within mainstream disability studies and theories develo...
The introductory chapter gives an introduction to various aspects of religious citizenship. Drawing ...
NoThis pioneering book, in considering intellectually disabled people's lives, sets out a care ethic...
How valuable can people with mental disabilities be to others? In this article I present ethnographi...
This article questions the reason behind ethics in caregiving services for people with serious intel...
My dissertation addresses the question of how we ought to care for and engage with people with cogni...
This article engages with debates concerning the moral worth of human beings with profound intellect...
This study seeks to explain the importance of the ethics of care in making society just and equal. I...
The concept of human flourishing currently holds a position of prominence within Christian theology....
One challenge to the concept of human dignity is that it is a rootless notion invoked simply to mask...
Drawing on the work of the theologian Karl Rahner, this article considers what it means to be human ...
Intellectual disability, and in particular profound intellectual disability, has an impact on all a...
Profound intellectual disability, the most severe form of intellectual disability, has long been lef...