Human reproductive cloning aims to produce duplicates, i.e., people who are phenotypically and genetically identical to those already in existence. This might appear to actually threaten human dignity, because it calls into question our much-vaunted, precious uniqueness. This is precisely what this book sets out to explore: Whether, in what sense, and to what extent human reproductive cloning can threaten human uniqueness and dignity, particularly by either promoting or violating certain human rights or moral rights.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Human reproductive cloning aims to produce duplicates, i.e., people who are phenotypically and genetically identical to those already in existence. This might appear to actually threaten human dignity, because it calls into question our much-vaunted, precious uniqueness. This is precisely what this book sets out to explore: Whether, in what sense, and to what extent human reproductive cloning can threaten human uniqueness and dignity, particularly by either promoting or violating certain human rights or moral rights.``This is a thorough, well-written and well-balanced account of the prospect of reproductive cloning for human beings. Even though the author reaches no final and definitive conclusion a indeed, precisely because he considers arguments on all sides and leaves his readers with further questions a it's a book that should be read by both scientists and decision makers.''(Stephen R. L. Clark, University of Liverpool)``The idea of duplicating human beings by cloning or otherwise rarely fails to strike us as deeply irritating. This illuminating and well-written book offers guidance to everyone interested in exploring the reasons behind this obstinate intuition.''(Dieter Birnbacher, Heinrich-Heine-Universitaet Duesseldorf)``Ethical debates directly address the most difficult and pressing questions. Evangelos Protopapadakisa book is the most telling example of this: frontal, thoroughly analytical, and provocative, a real exercise in philosophizing that engages the reader.''(Viorel Vizureanu, University of Bucharest) Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9783832556983
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Human reproductive cloning aims to produce duplicates, i.e., people who are phenotypically and genetically identical to those already in existence. This might appear to actually threaten human dignity, because it calls into question our much-vaunted, precious uniqueness. This is precisely what this book sets out to explore: Whether, in what sense, and to what extent human reproductive cloning can threaten human uniqueness and dignity, particularly by either promoting or violating certain human rights or moral rights.``This is a thorough, well-written and well-balanced account of the prospect of reproductive cloning for human beings. Even though the author reaches no final and definitive conclusion a indeed, precisely because he considers arguments on all sides and leaves his readers with further questions a it's a book that should be read by both scientists and decision makers.''(Stephen R. L. Clark, University of Liverpool)``The idea of duplicating human beings by cloning or otherwise rarely fails to strike us as deeply irritating. This illuminating and well-written book offers guidance to everyone interested in exploring the reasons behind this obstinate intuition.''(Dieter Birnbacher, Heinrich-Heine-Universitaet Duesseldorf)``Ethical debates directly address the most difficult and pressing questions. Evangelos Protopapadakisa book is the most telling example of this: frontal, thoroughly analytical, and provocative, a real exercise in philosophizing that engages the reader.''(Viorel Vizureanu, University of Bucharest) Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9783832556983
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