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Pet pills, "ASD", sexual morality, exclusion, and a fairytale
and not all five in one post, but each in its own, as I run 5 more posts from What sorts from roughly mid-2008 to early 2009. Is your dog on Prozac? Autism spectrum research and disability language al… more →
What Sorts of People
Pet pills, "ASD", sexual morality, exclusion, and a fairytale
wrote 15 hours ago: and not all five in one post, but each in its own, as I run 5 more posts from What sorts from roughl … more →
Retrofit 5-Pack, end of 2009 spirit
wrote 2 days ago: Here are five What Sorts posts that I had particular fun writing–from mid-2008 to early 2009 … more →
For the Love of Annie
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wrote 1 week ago: There’s a recent interview with Barb Farlow up at Bloom–Parenting Kids with Disabilities … more →
What Sorts course
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ll be teaching a fairly large, mixed grad / undergrad seminar this coming semester as an eth … more →
Like a Whisper on Transgender Day of Remembrance
wrote 1 month ago: Check out this (amazing and depressing) post by Prof Susurro at Like a Whisper … more →
DisRespect interviews with Barb Farlow, Sam Sansalone
wrote 2 months ago: I’m re-posting this May 15th post, since Disrespect has just re-run an interview with Sam Sans … more →
Human Kinds--The Categories of Sexual Orientation in Law, Science, and Society--Part 3
wrote 4 months ago: The wrap-up of Ed Stein’s talk at the Human Kinds symposium. Here Ed talks a little about whe … more →
The placebo effect as a 'looping kind'
wrote 4 months ago: The idea has been floated that when psychiatrists classify people and effect that classification thr … more →
Human Kinds--The Categories of Sexual Orientation in Law, Science, and Society--Part 1
wrote 4 months ago: The first part of Ed Stein’s talk at the Human Kinds symposium on sexual orientation, especial … more →
Human Kinds--The Categories of Sexual Orientation in Law, Science, and Society--Part 2
wrote 4 months ago: Ed Stein’s talk at the Human Kinds symposium, Part the Second. Here Ed focuses on the appeal t … more →
Human Kinds--Ray Kurzweil and Uploading: Just Say "No"--Q & A
wrote 4 months ago: Panel questions for Nick Agar–from Natasha Vita-More on either / or, and Ed Stein on backing u … more →
Human Kinds--Ray Kurzweil and Uploading: Just Say "No"--Parts 2 and 3
wrote 4 months ago: Here Nick moves on to uploading proper, starting with ideas about cochlear implants and the incremen … more →
Human Kinds--Ray Kurzweil and Uploading: Just Say "No"--Part 1
wrote 4 months ago: Nick Agar’s talk at the Human Kinds Symposium focuses on Kurzweil on uploading, and gives his … more →
Human Kinds--Species Typical, Sub-typical, Beyond Typical--Q@A
wrote 4 months ago: A couple of questions from our panel for Gregor Wolbring–one from Ed Stein on human rights, an … more →
Human Kinds--Species Typical, Sub-typical, Beyond Typical--Part 2
wrote 4 months ago: Gregor Wolbring in full swing on ableism and its relationship to sexism, racism, caste bias, anti-en … more →
Human Kinds--Species Typical, Sub-typical, Beyond Typical--Part 1
wrote 4 months ago: Here is Gregor Wolbring’s talk at the Human Kinds Symposium, including my introduction of Greg … more →
Human Kinds: Design Issues Concerning Extreme Life Extension--Parts 1 and 2
wrote 4 months ago: Here are the first two part of the first talk in the Human Kinds symposium at the APA by renowned tr … more →
Human Kinds: Introduction
wrote 4 months ago: Over the next few weeks, we will run videocasts from in invited symposium panel that I organized at … more →
The Walls of Division: Symbols and the Tribal Mind
wrote 5 months ago: by Caela “A belief is not merely an idea the mind possesses. It is an idea that possesses the mind.” … more →
