Scientific-technological society, functional diversity and equal inclusion: ethical-political approach to the technological design of a universally accessible environment

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The objective of this work, framed in the philosophical perspective of the intersection between the Disability studies and the philosophical-social studies on science and technology (CTS), is to address the issue of universal accessibility, related to design for all. I Intend to carry out an ethical-political reflection on this subject, in the context of the possibilities opened by the emerging scientific-technological development and its repercussions in relation to the groups of people with different types of functional diversity.

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Payá, M. A. (2022). Scientific-technological society, functional diversity and equal inclusion: ethical-political approach to the technological design of a universally accessible environment. Pensamiento, 78(298), 555–572. https://doi.org/10.14422/pen.v78.i298.y2022.016

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