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This handbook delves into the shifting power dynamics in diplomacy, exploring the establishment of embassies in technology hubs, the challenges faced by foreign affairs departments in adapting to digital technologies, and the utilization of digital tools as a means of exerting influence.

1. Introduction -- 2. The Theological Philosophy of the Aesthetician Thomas Aquinas -- 3. Content and Characteristics of Thomas Aquinas's Aesthetic Thought -- 4. Thomas Aquinas's View of Art -- 5. The Position and Significance of Thomas Aquinas's Aesthetic Thoughts in the History of Aesthetics -- 6. Conclusion.

Part I: Memorialization -- 1: Introduction to "Ethical Rehabilitation after the Holocaust" -- 2: Memory and Denial after the Holocaust -- 3: Mass Graves, Murder Factories, and Memorial Museums for Transitional Justice -- Part II: Reparations -- 4: Transitional Justice as Reparations that Cannot Wait -- 5: The Survivor Factor in Reparations for Transitional Justice -- Part III: Lustrations -- 6: Transitional Justice as Closure to the Past through Lustrations -- 7: Statutes of Limitations in Post-genocidal Proceeding for Justice -- 8: Hunting Nazis for a Better World -- 9: The Holocaust and the very idea of Forgiveness -- Part IV: Moving Forward with Transitional Justice -- 10: How an Ethno-Nationalism can thwart Transitional Justice -- 11: Transitional Justice and Proactive National Responses to Oppression – What can a post-genocidal nation do? -- 12: Individual Engagement in Transitional Justice -- 13: Conclusion: Genocide Prevention is Still Possible.

1: INTRODUCTION -- 2: THE EMERGENCE OF INTELLIGENT ROBOTS AND MACHINE ETHICS -- 3: RIGHTS AND MORAL STATUS -- 4: ARTIFICIAL MORAL AGENCY AND PATIENCY -- 5: MACHINE MORAL STATUS: MORAL PROPERTIES AND THE CONSCIOUSNESS CRITERION -- 6: RELATIONAL APPROACHES TO MORAL CONSIDERATION AND THEIR PROBLEMS -- 7: CAN WE DETECT THE PRESENCE OF MENTALITY IN A MACHINE? -- 8: ARGUMENTS AGAINST MACHINE MORAL CONSIDERABILITY -- 9: SOME MORAL BASES FOR THE LEGAL PROTECTION OF ROBOTS -- 10: CONCLUSION.

Introduction -- The Social Contract of Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau and Kant -- The State of Nature Analogy -- Justification for War -- Jus In Bello, Post-War Justice and Colonialism -- Preventing International Conflict: Saint-Pierre and Rousseau -- Terrorism -- Preventing International Conflict: Kant -- Global Inequality.

Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Therapeutic States to Face Instability and Uncertain Societies -- Chapter 3. On a Neorealist Feminism as Universal Paradigm -- Chapter 4. The Sense of Care: Understanding Our Common Fragility in Violent Times -- Chapter 5. Liminal Societies: Bodies, Frontiers, and Disappearances -- Chapter 6. Archaic Representation of the Hero in the Communication Industries and Cultural Influence -- Chapter 7. Human Vulnerability: Relationships and Interactions for the Reception of Human -- Chapter 8. Loyalty at Work as a Condition of Meaningful Work.

Chapter 1 Introduction -- Chapter 2 The current paradigm on dispositions -- Chapter 3 Dispositions and Rule-following -- Chapter 4 Wittgenstein on dispositions as abilities -- Chapter 5 De-naturalizing dispositions, Ryle helps Wittgenstein -- Chapter 6 Normative dispositions.

Part 1: Moral Status -- Chapter 1. The Disabled Contract: A Précis (Jonas-Sébastien Beaudry) -- Chapter 2. All You Need is Love (for Full Moral Status) (Abraham Graber) -- Chapter 3. The Peanut Butter Falcon, Social Contract Theory, and the Dream of Mutual Aid (Stacy Clifford Simplican) -- Chapter 4. From Baby Doe to Selective Termination for Down Syndrome (Chris Kaposy) -- Part 2: Capacity and Consent -- Chapter 5. Free Britney! Capacity, Competence, and Consent for Those with Diminished Decision-Making Abilities (Abraham Graber) -- Chapter 6. Capacity-Based Competency Assessment and Its Impact on Child Custody Cases Amongst Parents with Intellectual Disabilities (Marjorie Aunos) -- Chapter 7. Sexual Consent and People with Intellectual and Developmental Disability (Andria Bianchi) -- Chapter 8. Inclusion of Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in Low-Risk Research: Consent and Accommodations (Janet A. Vogt) -- Part 3: Inclusion and Empowerment: Society, Systems, and Ethics -- Chapter 9. Beyond Words: Access to Justice for Persons Labelled with Intellectual Disabilities and Clear Language Judgement Making (Tess Sheldon) -- Chapter 10. Disrupting Oppression: Critical Systems Thinking and Ethics in Autism Research (Dora M. Raymaker) -- Chapter 11. Social Validity and the Consideration of Neurodiversity in Relation to Ethics (Joy F. Johnson) -- Chapter 12. Disability and Subsidiarity: Toward Social and Political Inclusion (Parker Gamble) -- Part 4: Inclusion and Empowerment: Practical Approaches -- Chapter 13. How Does the WHO's Framework for Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) Provide an Ethical Foundation for 21st Century Clinicians? (Gabriel M. Ronen) -- Chapter 14. The Potential Contribution of Ethical Frameworks in Guiding the Development of Digitally Inclusive Support Practices for Adults with Learning Disabilities (Jane Seale) -- Chapter 15. Promoting Advocacy and Empowerment for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism (Meghan M. Burke) -- Chapter 16. A Justice Perspective on Ecologically-Based Employment Pathways for individuals with Disabilities (Laura R. Bowman) -- Chapter 17. Self-Advocacy and Community Advocacy amongst Youths with Disabilities (Dolly Menna-Dack) -- Part 5: Sexuality, Intimacy, Romance and Parenting -- Chapter 18. The Impact of Ableism on the Sexual, Reproductive, and Parenting Rights of People with Intellectual Disabilities (Robyn M. Powell) -- Chapter 19. "Somebody You Love": Romantic Relationships and Mental Health amongst People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Marina Heifetz) -- Chapter 20. Sexual Education and Empowerment Amongst People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (Elizabeth K. Schmidt) -- Chapter 21. The Intersection of Mothering, Intellectual Disabilities, and Culture (Laura Pacheco) -- Part 6: Health Care -- Chapter 22. Collaborating with People with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism in Healthcare Education (Shay Dawson) -- Chapter 23. Reproductive Health and Pregnancy Outcomes (Hilary K. Brown) -- Chapter 24. The Ethics of Cancer Care for People with Intellectual Disabilities (Julie S. Armin) -- Chapter 25. Intellectual Disability, Euthanasia, and Assisted Suicide (Tim Stainton) -- Part 7: Ethical Responses to 'Behaviours' -- Chapter 26. Engendering a Feeling of Safety for People with Developmental Disabilities (IDD/ASD), as an Ethical Imperative in Preventing Emotional Distress and Behaviours that Challenge Services (Elspeth Bradley) -- Chapter 27. Self-Determination and Alcohol Use: Exploring the Intersection of Ethics and Harm Reduction for People with Intellectual Disabilities (Brooke Magel) -- Chapter 28. Reducing Restraint and Restrictive Behaviour Management Practices: Ethics and Practice (Peter Sturmey) -- Chapter 29. Ethical Considerations Arising in the Assessment, Treatment, and Support of Individuals and Families Living with FASD (Kiruthiha Vimalakanthan) -- Chapter 30. A Proposal for Training ABA Practitioners in Ethical Deliberation (Nicole Luke).

1. Introduction, Mathieu Marion and Jimmy Plourde -- 2. Wittgenstein's pre-Tractatus Conception of Philosophy: From the originally assumed view of the task of philosophy to the symbolic turn and isomorphism, Jimmy Plourde -- 3. The Early Wittgenstein's Atomic Logic, Categories and the Necessary A Posteriori, Fraser MacBride -- 4. A Path to the Tractatus: From Facts and Forms through Picturing to Modality, Sanford Shieh -- 5. Essence and Modality: From Husserl to Wittgenstein, Kevin Mulligan -- 6. Is There Room for a Transcendental Aesthetic in Wittgenstein's Early Thought?, Hanne Appelqvist -- 7. How does a tautology say nothing?, Ian Proops -- 8. Analysis of a Conversation on the Sheffer stroke and W-F schemes between Bertrand Russell and Ludwig Wittgenstein in April 1913,Martin Pilch -- 9. Wittgenstein on Negation, Bipolarity, and Symmetry, Guido Bonino -- 10. "To fulfill the purposeof existence": Wittgenstein's Notebooks and the search for meaning, Janyne Sattler.