The Human Embryo Research Debates: Bioethics in the Vortex of Controversy - Hardcover

Green, Ronald M.

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ISBN 10: 0195109473 ISBN 13: 9780195109474

Verlag: OUP USA, 2001

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..".it's important to grapple with this book in the debate about human life's beginning and its value." - The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 ..".an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 ..".an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 ."..it's important to grapple with this book in the debate about human life's beginning and its value." - The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 ."..an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 ."..an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 .,."it's important to grapple with this book in the debate about human life's beginning and its value." - The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 .,."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 .,."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 ., ."it's important to grapple with this book in the debate about human life's beginning and its value." - The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 ., ."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 ., ."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 , .."it's important to grapple with this book in the debate about human life's beginning and its value." - The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 , .."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 , .."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 .,."it's important to grapple with this book in the debate about human life's beginning and its value." - The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 .,."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 .,."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 ..."it's important to grapple with this book in the debate about human life's beginning and its value." - The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 ..."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002 "Serious readers of science, philosophy, law and government who are interested in medical research cannot fail to enjoy The Human Embryo Research Debates. It should be required reading for students across these disciplines, not to mention for those on the right of so-called 'abortion politics'- if they care about the arguments, that is."--Nature December 2001 ..."an absorbing account and an invaluable resource."--JAMA April 2002

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The Human Embryo Research Panel was charged with developing guidelines for all federally funded research on the human embryo. Controversy swirled around everything it did. This account of the author's work on the Panel places the philosophical issues such as requirements of public reasoning and the determination of moral personhood, in a colorful narrative framework. It also bridges the discussion up to the present with chapters on stem cell research and cloning.

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• Verlag: OUP USA
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2001
• ISBN 10: 0195109473
• ISBN 13: 9780195109474
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 250