The interplay between natural and social selection -- Competiting discourses on value and quality of human life -- Varied perspectives on sex- and disability-selective abortions -- Perfection at the cost of excellence : implications of disability-selective abortions -- The equality : non-discrimination gaze on the right to life -- Disability-selective abortions in national and international law -- Deliberated decisions, not automated response : the new discourse on disability-selective abortions
Summary
This title explicates the unproblematic perception towards disability selective abortions. It demonstrates the wrongness of selective abortions, but without entering the realm of a womens right to take decisions about her body and analyses the legitimacy of automatic decision taken to abort the fetus, once diagnosed with disability
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-210) and index
Notes
Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on October 10, 2016)
