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  • 1
    UID:
    (DE-604)BV012270055
    Format: XXI, 101 S.
    ISBN: 0844740500
    Content: In this engaging book, Leon R. Kass, the noted teacher, scientist, and humanist, and James Q. Wilson, the preeminent political scientist to whom four U.S. presidents have turned for advice on crime, drug abuse, education, and other crises in American life, explore the ethics of human cloning, reproductive technology, and the teleology of human sexuality. Although in their lively dialogue both authors share a fundamental distrust of the notion of human cloning, they base their reticence on different views of the role of sexual reproduction and the role of the family. Professor Kass contends that in vitro fertilization and other assisted reproduction technologies that place the origin of human life in human hands have eroded the respect for the mystery of sexuality and human renewal. Professor Wilson, on the other hand, asserts that whether a human life is created naturally or artificially is immaterial as long as the child is raised by loving parents in a two-parent family and is not harmed by the means of its conception. This accessible volume promises to inform the public policy debate over the permissible conduct of genetic research and the permissible uses of its discoveries.
    Language: English
    Subjects: Philosophy
    RVK:
    Keywords: Mensch ; Transgener Organismus ; Ethik ; Mensch ; Klonierung ; Ethik ; Extrakorporale Befruchtung ; Gentechnologie ; Bioethik
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  • 2
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    Book
    Washington, D.C. : AEI Press
    UID:
    (DE-627)244288704
    Format: XXI, 101 S , 19 cm
    ISBN: 0844740500
    Content: In this engaging book, Leon R. Kass, the noted teacher, scientist, and humanist, and James Q. Wilson, the preeminent political scientist to whom four U.S. presidents have turned for advice on crime, drug abuse, education, and other crises in American life, explore the ethics of human cloning, reproductive technology, and the teleology of human sexuality. Although in their lively dialogue both authors share a fundamental distrust of the notion of human cloning, they base their reticence on different views of the role of sexual reproduction and the role of the family. Professor Kass contends that in vitro fertilization and other assisted reproduction technologies that place the origin of human life in human hands have eroded the respect for the mystery of sexuality and human renewal. Professor Wilson, on the other hand, asserts that whether a human life is created naturally or artificially is immaterial as long as the child is raised by loving parents in a two-parent family and is not harmed by the means of its conception. This accessible volume promises to inform the public policy debate over the permissible conduct of genetic research and the permissible uses of its discoveries
    Content: In this engaging book, Leon R. Kass, the noted teacher, scientist, and humanist, and James Q. Wilson, the preeminent political scientist to whom four U.S. presidents have turned for advice on crime, drug abuse, education, and other crises in American life, explore the ethics of human cloning, reproductive technology, and the teleology of human sexuality. Although in their lively dialogue both authors share a fundamental distrust of the notion of human cloning, they base their reticence on different views of the role of sexual reproduction and the role of the family. Professor Kass contends that in vitro fertilization and other assisted reproduction technologies that place the origin of human life in human hands have eroded the respect for the mystery of sexuality and human renewal. Professor Wilson, on the other hand, asserts that whether a human life is created naturally or artificially is immaterial as long as the child is raised by loving parents in a two-parent family and is not harmed by the means of its conception. This accessible volume promises to inform the public policy debate over the permissible conduct of genetic research and the permissible uses of its discoveries
    Note: [ch. 1].Wisdom of repugnance , [ch. 2].Paradox of cloning , [ch. 3].Family needs its natural roots , [ch. 4].Sex and family
    Language: English
    Subjects: Philosophy
    RVK:
    Keywords: Mensch ; Klonierung ; Ethik
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  • 3
    UID:
    (DE-602)b3kat_BV012270055
    Format: XXI, 101 S.
    ISBN: 0844740500
    Content: In this engaging book, Leon R. Kass, the noted teacher, scientist, and humanist, and James Q. Wilson, the preeminent political scientist to whom four U.S. presidents have turned for advice on crime, drug abuse, education, and other crises in American life, explore the ethics of human cloning, reproductive technology, and the teleology of human sexuality. Although in their lively dialogue both authors share a fundamental distrust of the notion of human cloning, they base their reticence on different views of the role of sexual reproduction and the role of the family. Professor Kass contends that in vitro fertilization and other assisted reproduction technologies that place the origin of human life in human hands have eroded the respect for the mystery of sexuality and human renewal. Professor Wilson, on the other hand, asserts that whether a human life is created naturally or artificially is immaterial as long as the child is raised by loving parents in a two-parent family and is not harmed by the means of its conception. This accessible volume promises to inform the public policy debate over the permissible conduct of genetic research and the permissible uses of its discoveries.
    Language: English
    Subjects: Philosophy
    RVK:
    Keywords: Mensch ; Transgener Organismus ; Ethik ; Mensch ; Klonierung ; Ethik ; Extrakorporale Befruchtung ; Gentechnologie ; Bioethik
    Library Location Call Number Volume/Issue/Year Availability
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  • 4
    UID:
    (DE-605)HT009212846
    Format: XXI, 101 S.
    ISBN: 0844740500
    Language: English
    Keywords: Mensch ; Transgener Organismus ; Ethik ; Mensch ; Klonierung ; Ethik ; Extrakorporale Befruchtung ; Gentechnologie ; Bioethik
    Library Location Call Number Volume/Issue/Year Availability
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