Titlebook: Mental Retardation and Sterilization; A Problem of Compete Ruth Macklin,Willard Gaylin Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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The Competence of the Mildly Retardedommonly use it to apply to individual needs, wants, or deserts. But the rise of the ideology of individualism brought along with it the notion of rights—beginning with property rights—and also the concept of individual liberty.

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Involuntary Sterilization and the Rights of the Mildly Retardede of circumstances in which the retarded might indeed “benefit” from sterilization. A particularly telling debate arose over the difficult matter of judging in advance the ability of a retarded person to function as an adequate parent.

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