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fpq-18720	Tremain, Shelley Lynn	When Moral Responsibility Theory Met My Philosophy of Disability	2024	30	.pdf	application/pdf	12679	499	28	Insofar as Barnes employs a decompositional approach to disability in order to argue in this way, she simplifies inescapably complex social phenomena, an adequate understanding and examination of which require an account of how networks of productive apparatuses of power generate disability and its putatively natural foundation, impairment. My argument is that the practices of structural gaslighting, according to which there is no causal connection between the conception of disability as a natural misfortune and the inequities and injustice that disabled people confront—that, in other words, philosophers who advance the prevailing (mis)conception of disability as a defect of individuals bear no culpability for the social Tremain – When Moral Responsibility Theory Met My Philosophy of Disability Published by Scholarship@Western, 2024 5 exclusion and disenfranchisement of disabled people as a group—are strategic elements of what I call “the apparatus of disability” (Tremain 2017a, 2020a).	cache/fpq-18720.pdf	txt/fpq-18720.txt