Suicidism and Societal Disparities

This chapter explores the philosophical and ethical complexities surrounding suicidism, particularly how societal attitudes differ towards suicide among individuals with physical and mental disabilities. It critiques the discriminatory nature of assisted suicide policies that often favor able-bodied individuals, while pathologizing those with mental illnesses. The discussion calls for a reevaluation of biases in medical and legal frameworks, advocating for greater recognition of the agency of suicidal individuals in making informed decisions about their lives.

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