Cloning after Dolly
Subtitle: who's still afraid of human cloning
By: Gregory E. Pence.
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Lanham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 211
Subjects: Cloning -- Moral and ethical aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The political theater of cloning; title: How cloning will surprise us; title: Our clones, our selves: what cloning tells us about ourselves; title: Cloning prized livestock and clonal food; title: Cloning endangered species and pets; title: Psst! Rael wants to sell you a bridge in Brooklyn; title: Does cloning harm the souls of cloned children?; title: Deciphering cloning at the earliest stages of life; title: Why the world should not ban cloning; title: Why cloning will not hurt genetic diversity; title: Actors, feminists, Marxists & cloning; title: Safe, reproductive cloning: intrinsically good; title: Risking my baby; title: Should cloned kids be outlaws?; title: Cloning and religion: real enemies; title: Humanzees & transgenic species; title: World on fire: ethnic biological dynasties; title: Cloning and sports; title: Cloning, twins, & nature/nurture; title: Ethics of novel human originations; title: Cloning the great; title: The encroaching darkness.