Integrity, Mayhem, and the Question of Self-demand Amputation

Nikki Sullivan

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Philosophical Ethics and Theory Ethics and bioethics in healthcare Disability Rights and Representation

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Self-demand amputation has been on the rise in the West since the 1970s. In the small number of analyses currently available, self-demand amputation is regarded as at best problematic and at worst ...

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