Other-person-ness and the Person with Profound Disabilities

The book explores the societal perception of profound disability, challenging the notion that it creates a divide between "us" and "them." It argues that viewing individuals with profound disabilities as the "other" fosters misunderstanding and disconnection. By reframing this perspective, the author aims to promote empathy and connection, encouraging readers to recognize the shared humanity and potential for meaningful relationships with those who experience profound disabilities.