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vi Contents Chapter Seven.......................................................................................... 111 The Virtue of Psychopathy: How to Appreciate the Neurodiversity of Psychopaths and Sociopaths Without Becoming a Victim Audrey L. Anton Chapter Eight........................................................................................... 131 The Neurodiverse and the Neurotypical: Still Talking Across an Ethical Divide Deborah R. Barnbaum Chapter Nine............................................................................................ 146 Who’s Counting? Cognitive Disability and Rawlsian Contractualism Christopher Mesaros Chapter Ten ............................................................................................. 178 How Empirical and Social Explanations of Normal Influence Decisions to Treat the Neurodiverse Keisha Ray Chapter Eleven ........................................................................................ 191 From Neurodiversity to Neurocosmopolitanism: Beyond Mere Acceptance and Inclusion Ralph Savarese Chapter Twelve ....................................................................................... 206 Neurodiversity and Personhood William Simkulet Chapter Thirteen...................................................................................... 217 Psychopathy, Moral Reasons, and Responsibility Erick Ramirez Chapter Fourteen ..................................................................................... 238 Psychopathy, Autism and Questions of Moral Agency Mara Bollard Chapter Fifteen ........................................................................................ 260 Are People with Autism Morally Responsible for Their Harmful Actions? Christian Perring and Adam Kohler
Ethics and Neurodiversity vii Chapter Sixteen ....................................................................................... 276 Odysseus and “The Fools”: Applying Concepts of Neurodiversity to the Ancient World Kristina Chew Notes........................................................................................................ 286 Contributors............................................................................................. 295 Index........................................................................................................ 300
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