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The Politics of Ableism

Posted on June 8, 2008 by wolbring

a new paper out by Gregor Wolbring
Development 51: 252-258; doi:10.1057/dev.2008.17
http://www.palgrave-journals.com/development/journal/v51/n2/index.html
Technorati Tags: Wolbring, Ableism, Disability, Impairment, Transhumanized version of ableism, Politics, Policies,

Posted in Ableism, Aging, Aging and disability, Appearance norms, Articles, Disability, Norms and normalcy, Racism, Stigmatization, Transhumanism | Tagged Ableism, Disability, Impairment, Policies, Politics, Transhumanized version of ableism, Wolbring | Leave a comment

The Miracle of Bionics – Presenting Challenging Questions

Posted on June 2, 2008 by wolbring

another piece covering Bionic advances and that quotes me a lot that just came out.
more here
Cheers
Gregor
Technorati Tags: Sports, Pistorius, Wolbring, Olympics, Paralympics, enhancement, bionic

Posted in Ableism, Beijing Olympics, Bionics, Disability, Discrimination, Enhancement, Human futures, Nanotech, NBICS, Olympics / -lympics, Paralympics, Pistorius, Sports | Tagged bionic, Enhancement, Olympics, Paralympics, Pistorius, Sports, Wolbring | Leave a comment

Nanotechnology, transhumanism and the bionic man

Posted on May 28, 2008 by wolbring

this piece by nanowerk explains a lot of my reasoning quite nicely

more hereTechnorati Tags: Ableism, nano, health, bionics, Pistorius, Wolbring Sports

Posted in Ableism, Articles, Bionics, Disability, Discrimination, Enhancement, Health, Human futures, Human kinds, Law and public policy, Nanotech, NBICS, Olympics / -lympics, Paralympics, Public policy, Sports, Stigmatization, Transhumanism | Tagged Ableism, Bionics, Health, nano, Pistorius, Sports, Wolbring | Leave a comment

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