The Life Worth Living

The Life Worth Living examines the historical roots of how disabled people have been marginalized and often devalued within Western moral philosophy, exploring the persistent arguments and beliefs that have shaped this exclusion. Joel Michael Reynolds critiques long-standing misconceptions about disability, emphasizing the importance of understanding lived experiences to foster a more inclusive and just moral framework. The book offers a comprehensive analysis of disability’s role in philosophy, advocating for a richer, more equitable conception of human flourishing.