Disability Bioethics Book

A well-researched attempt at bringing various strains of work in disability studies, sociology, phenomenology, embodied cognition, narrative theory, and bits and pieces of feminist theory to bear on bioethics. Frankly, though, I'm mostly awarding it four stars based on the fact that Scully somehow managed to give clear and concise summaries of the work of both Bourdieu and Merleau-Ponty, a task that few academics can do successfully.