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The Bioethics of Regenerative Medicine

The Bioethics of Regenerative Medicine

King-Tak IP

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Springer Nature B.V.
Año de edición:
2010
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Ética y filosofía moral
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9789048180387
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I. Introduction:King-Tak Ip. II.The Prospect of Being Post-Human: The Metaphysical Roots of the Moral Controversies. H. T. Engelhardt, Jr.: ’Regenerative Medicine after Humanism’;Robert Song: ’Genetic Manipulation and the Resurrection Body’;Ping-Cheung Lo:’Secular Humanist Bioethics and Regenerative Medicine’;Jing-Bao Nie: ’The Plurality of Chinese Perspectives on Fetal Life and Personhood: Implications for Contemporary Ethical Issues at the Beginning of Life’. III.Human Embryonic Stem-Cell Research: The Geography of Persistent Disagreement. Brenda Almond, ’Using Embryos for Research: The Ethical Debate’; Glenn McGee: ’Trading Lives or Changing Human Nature: The Strange Dilemma of Embryo-based Regenerative Medicine’; Jonathan Chan: ’Human Identity, Respect for Embryo, and Human Cloning’.IV. A Search for a Larger Picture: Regenerative Medicine and the Moral Enterprise.Ruiping Fan & Erika Yu: ’Medial Biotechnologies: Are There Effective Ethical Arguments for Policy-Making?’; Brent Waters: ’Extending Human Life: To What End?’; Gerald McKenny: ’The Ethics of Regenerative Medicine: Beyond Humanism and Post-humanism’. V. The Culture Wars and the Future of Human Nature. Justin Ho and Garret Merriam: ’Critiquing Almond: An Examination of Secular Moral Status Theories’. Notes on Contributors. Index.

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