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William Apess

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The Moral Challenge of Alzheimer Disease 2/e Eleanor Hoskins and the reactions of contemporarySociety today, writes Stephen Post, is ''hypercognitive'': it places inordinate emphasis on people's powers of rational thinking and memory. Thus, Alzheimer disease and other dementias, which over an extended period incrementally rob patients of exactly those functions, raise many dilemmas. How are we to view and value persons deprived of what some consider the most important human capacities? In the second edition of The Moral Challenge of Alzheimer