The ethics of embryo adoption and the Catholic tradition
Subtitle: moral arguments, economic reality and social analysis
By: Sarah-Vaughan Brakman, Darlene Fozar Weaver, editors.
Contributors: Brakman, Sarah-Vaughan.; Weaver, Darlene Fozard.
Series: Philosophy and medicine -- v. 95; Philosophy and medicine -- v. 6
Publisher: Springer
Published: 2007
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 326
ISBN-13: 9781402062100
Subjects: Embryo Disposition -- ethics; Embryo Transfer -- ethics; Adoption; Catholicism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Morality of embryo adoption; title: Introduction: the ethics of embryo adoption and the Catholic tradition; title: Arguments agains; title: Heterologous embryo transfer: metaphor and morality; title: Human embryo transfer and the theology of the body; title: On the moral objectionability of human embryo adoption; title: Arguments for; title: Could human embryo transfer be intrinsically immoral?; title: Ethical considerations in defense of embryo adoption; title: Real mothers and good stewards: the ethics of embryo adoption; title: Debate engaged; title: Embryo adoption theologically considered: bodies, adoption, and the common good; title: From rescuing frozen embryos to respecting the limits of nature: reframing the embryo adoption debate; title: Embryo adoption? An egalitarian perspective; title: A Protestant view: the ethics of embryo adoption and the Catholic tradition; title: Morality in practice; title: Development of the National Embryo Donation Center; title: An embryo adoptive father's perspective; title: An embryo adoptive mother's perspective; title: Ethical and religious directives for a Catholic embryo adoption agency: a thought experiment; title: Embryo adoption and the law; title: Artificial wombs and embryo adoption.