An edition of What can we learn from the disabled?
(2010)
What can we learn from the disabled?
responses to Jean Vanier from theology and the sciences
by Hans S. Reinders
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What can we learn from the disabled?: responses to Jean Vanier from theology and the sciences
2010, William B. Eerdmans Pub.
in English
0802865119 9780802865113
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Table of Contents
Human vulnerability : a conversation at l'Arche / Hans S. Reinders
What have people with learning disabilities taught me? / Jean Vanier
Drawing closer : preserving love in the face of "hypercognitive" values / Stephen G. Post
Dementia : a spiritual journey for the patient and the caregivers / Christina Puchalski
Effects of social exclusion and interpersonal rejection : an overview with implications for human disability / Roy F. Baumeister
Moral transformation in l'Arche communities for the developmentally disabled / Kevin S. Reimer
Disability attitudes, cultural conditions, and the moral imagination / Pamela Cushing
The sign of contradiction / Xavier Le Pichon
Learning from "the disabled" : how to ask the right questions / Bill Gaventa
Seeing peace : l'Arche as a peace movement / Stanley Hauerwas
Supererogation and the riskiness of human vulnerability / Brian Brock
Known by God / John Swinton
Watch the lilies of the field : theological reflections on profound disability and time / Hans S. Reinders
On the importance of suffering : the paradoxes of disability / Christopher Newell.
Edition Notes
Based on papers originally presented at a conference held in Trosly-Breuil, France in March 2007.
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