Ed S Dyson Anthony (3 results)

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    • Published by Garnstone., London., 1970

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      Pictorial endpapers, xvii + 144pp, appendix, index, a good copy in dustjacket. Part of the Teilhard Study Library. Examines the significance of Chinese social, political, economic & religious experiments within the global pattern of human evolution. Articles by Joseph Needham, Jaon Robinson, William Sewell, Stuart Schram, Ernan

    • Language: English

      Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd, 1991

      0415007488 / 9780415007481

      Series: Book 7 of 8 - Social Ethics and Policy

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      Condition: New. This work reflects the continuing debate as to whether people should experiment on human embryos or not. The debate ranges from visions of new Frankenstein's monsters to the possibility of cures for AIDS or cancer. The book offers scientific, legal and ethical evidence on each side of the argument. Editor(s): Dys

    • Language: English

      Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd, 1991

      0415007488 / 9780415007481

      Series: Book 7 of 8 - Social Ethics and Policy

      • Softcover

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      Condition: New. This work reflects the continuing debate as to whether people should experiment on human embryos or not. The debate ranges from visions of new Frankenstein's monsters to the possibility of cures for AIDS or cancer. The book offers scientific, legal and ethical evidence on each side of the argument. Editor(s): Dys