Celia Deane-Drummond is Professor in Theology and the Biological Sciences, University College Chester. She is Director of the Centre for Religion and Biosciences and her many publications include The Ethics of Nature (2004).
Introduction
1. A recovery of virtue for the ethics of genetics
2. Theological principles
3. Living in the shadow of eugenics
4. Genetic testing and screening
5. Genetic counselling
6. Gene therapies
7. Genetic patenting
8. Women and genetic technologies
9. Genetics and environmental concern
Postscript: concluding remarks.
Introduction; 1. A recovery of virtue for the ethics of genetics; 2. Theological principles; 3. Living in the shadow of eugenics; 4. Genetic testing and screening; 5. Genetic counselling; 6. Gene therapies; 7. Genetic patenting; 8. Women and genetic technologies; 9. Genetics and environmental concern; Postscript: concluding remarks.
