Exploring Disability in Philosophy through Historical and Contemporary Perspectives

The chapter delves into the complexities of defining disability in philosophy, discussing universal definitions in the context of diverse individual experiences and social contexts. It examines the treatment of disabled individuals historically and in modern times, addressing issues like access to vaccines, technology, and medications. Philosophers with disabilities and the impact of their conditions on their work are explored, emphasizing the need for caution in attributing specific viewpoints solely based on disabilities.