Journal on Developmental Disabilities

The Journal on Developmental Disabilities is a peer-reviewed journal with a growing regional and international readership.

Volume 13 Number 2	other issues
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in the Genetics Era	Editors / Table of Contents Introduction Article Looking to the Future Commentaries Narrating Normalcy Learn from Our Past The Need for a Dialogue Cultural Influences on the Future New Challenges, Better Opportunities Soma, Magical Thinking and Implications Masking Eugenics as Science Missing the Forest for the Trees? Science and Human Imperfections Response Pursuing the Vox Populi
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Introduction Ivan Brown pp vii-viii Article Looking to the Future: Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in the Genetics Era Matthew J. Stowe, H. Rutherford Turnbull III, Suzanne Schrandt and Jennifer Rack pp 1-64 Commentaries Narrating Normalcy: Disability, Medicine and Ethics Christopher Newell pp 65-68 Exciting New Times Require Us To Learn from Our Past Leslie Rubin pp 69-70 The Need for a Dialogue Robert L. Schalock pp 71-74 Cultural Influences on the Future Patricia Noonan Walsh pp 75-78 New Challenges, Better Opportunities and Outcomes in the Coming Decades Climent Giné pp 79-80 Looking to the Past: Soma, Magical Thinking and the Implications of the New Genetics Mark Rapley pp 81-84 Masking Eugenics as Science: A Critical Disability Studies Perspective of New Reproductive Technologies Michael George Miceli and Jason Kenneth Steele pp 85-88 Missing the Forest for the Trees? A Disability Rights Take on Genetics Tim Stainton pp 89-92 Should Science Strive to Correct Human Imperfections? A Moral, Ethical or Scientific Question Trevor R. Parmenter pp 93-96 Response Pursuing the Vox Populi: Responding to Commentaries Mattew J. Stowe and H. Rutherford Turnbull, III pp 97-100 download article >>

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