Reprogenetic technologies have been embraced by advocates as tools that can create healthier, smarter, more admirable human beings.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Inmaculada de Melo-Martín is professor of Medical Ethics at Weill Cornell Medicine. She holds as PhD in Philosophy and an M.S. in Biology. Her research focuses on ethical and epistemological issues related to biomedical sciences and technologies. She has published extensively on those topics in both philosophy and science journals.
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* Chapter 1. Introduction: Challenging Mainstream Defenses of Reprogenetic Technologies * Chapter 2. Reprogenetic Technologies: An Overview * Chapter 3. Procreative Liberty: The Moral Permissibility of Reprogenetics * Chapter 4. Conscripted in the Pursuit of Perfection: The Moral Obligation to Use Reprogenetic Technologies * Chapter 5. The Illusion of Control: Reprogenetic Technologies and the Natural Lottery * Chapter 6. Not of Woman Born: Reprogenetics and the Erasing of Women * Chapter 7. Different Things Delight Different People: On the Value-Neutrality of Reprogenetic Technologies * Chapter 8. Enhancing the Assessment of Reprogenetic Technologies: The Case of Mitochondrial Replacement
* Chapter 1. Introduction: Challenging Mainstream Defenses of Reprogenetic Technologies * Chapter 2. Reprogenetic Technologies: An Overview * Chapter 3. Procreative Liberty: The Moral Permissibility of Reprogenetics * Chapter 4. Conscripted in the Pursuit of Perfection: The Moral Obligation to Use Reprogenetic Technologies * Chapter 5. The Illusion of Control: Reprogenetic Technologies and the Natural Lottery * Chapter 6. Not of Woman Born: Reprogenetics and the Erasing of Women * Chapter 7. Different Things Delight Different People: On the Value-Neutrality of Reprogenetic Technologies * Chapter 8. Enhancing the Assessment of Reprogenetic Technologies: The Case of Mitochondrial Replacement
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