The human cloning debate
By: edited by Glenn McGee.
Contributors: McGee, Glenn, 1967-
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Berkeley Hills Books
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Berkeley, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 305
Subjects: Human cloning -- Moral and ethical aspects; Human reproductive technology -- Moral and ethical aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Glenn McGee; title: The science of cloning / Potter Wickware; title: The question of human cloning / John Robertson; title: If ethics won't work here, where? / Arthur Caplan; title: The wisdom of repugnance : why we should ban the cloning of humans / Leon Kass; title: What exactly is wrong with cloning people? / Ronald Bailey; title: Ban cloning? Why NBAC is wrong / Susan M. Wolf; title: The uncertain art / Sherwin B. Nuland; title: Human cloning / Philip Kitcher; title: The confusion over cloning / Richard Lewontin; title: Would cloned humans really be like sheep? / Leon Eisenberg; title: Cloning and infertility / Carson Strong; title: Entitlement to cloning? / Timothy F. Murphy; title: A model for regulating cloning / Glenn McGee and Ian Wilmut; title: Human cloning and child welfare / Justine Burley and John Harris; title: Creation and cloning in Jewish thought / Jonathan R. Cohen; title: A Protestant perspective on cloning / Gilbert Meilaender; title: A Catholic perspective on cloning / John Haas; title: Buddhist perspectives on cloning / Ravi Ravindra ... [et al.]; title: The Islamic view / Munawar Ahmad Anees; title: Appendix: NBAC executive summary.