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_aGenes and Morality : _bNew Essays / _cedited by Veikko Launis, Juhani Pietarinen, Juha Raikka. |
| 246 | 3 | _aNew Essays | |
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_aLeiden; _aBoston : _bBrill | Rodopi, _c1999. |
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_acomputer _bc _2rdamedia |
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_aValue Inquiry Book Series ; _v83 |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
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_tPreliminary Material -- _tEditorial Foreword / _rMatti Häyry -- _tAcknowledgements / _rVeikko Launis , Juhani Pietarinen , and Juha Räikkä -- _tIntroduction / _rVeikko Launis , Juhani Pietarinen , and Juha Räikkä -- _tMethodological and Theoretical Issues / _rVeikko Launis , Juhani Pietarinen , and Juha Räikkä -- _tWhat the Fox Would Have Said, Had He Been a Hedgehog: On the Methodology and Normative Approach of John Harris's Wonderwoman and Superman / _rMatti Häyry -- _tDoes it Matter when We Begin to Exist? / _rIngmar Persson -- _tCan We Do Wrong by Bringing Children into Being? / _rSirkku Kristiina Hellsten -- _tImpersonal Morality: A Defense / _rTorbjörn Tännsjö -- _tPrinciples of Health Care Ethics: Solution or Problem? / _rSøren Holm -- _tOn the Morality of Avoiding Information / _rJuha Räikkä -- _tPractical Issues / _rVeikko Launis , Juhani Pietarinen , and Juha Räikkä -- _tGenome Analysis and Responsibility for Health / _rJohn Harris -- _tGenetic Information and Care / _rIngmar Pörn -- _tThe Genetic Dissection of Complex Traits / _rAngus Clarke -- _tGenetic Health and Genetic Disease / _rRogeer Hoedemaekers and Henk ten Have -- _tPatenting Non-Human and Human Life / _rJuhani Pietarinen and Veikko Launis -- _tHubris and Hybrids in the Myth of Frankenstein / _rChristoph Rehmann-Sutter -- _tTranslating the Human Genome Project into Social Policy: A Model for Participatory Democracy / _rGregory L. Fowler and Michael J. Garland -- _tNotes on Contributors / _rVeikko Launis , Juhani Pietarinen , and Juha Räikkä -- _tIndex / _rVeikko Launis , Juhani Pietarinen , and Juha Räikkä -- _tVIBS / _rVeikko Launis , Juhani Pietarinen , and Juha Räikkä -- _tTitles Published / _rVeikko Launis , Juhani Pietarinen , and Juha Räikkä. |
| 520 | _aMost public discussion has focused on those effects of genetic research that are considered in some way unwanted or unpleasant. For example, there has been much debate concerning the risks and the ethical appropriateness of genetic screening, gene therapy, and agricultural applications based on genetic techniques. It often claimed that genetic research may cause new problems such as genetic discrimination, stigmatization, environmental risks, or mistreatment of animals. Genes and Morality: New Essays adopts a critical attitude toward genetic research, on both a theoretical and a practical level. It presents some of the most important problems in the ethics of genetic engineering, including the questions of genetic health and disease, genetic testing, responsibility for health, patenting non-human and human life, and problems related to the disclosure of genetic information. The aim of the book is to focus on real ethical and conceptual issues. Consider, for instance, the concept of genetic disease. As one of the contributors, Ingmar Pörn, writes, fear of genetic disease, or anxiety, is not itself a disease any more than fear of becoming unemployed is a disease. Alleviating such emotions is not a medical task to be discharged by drug therapy. The book also examines the philosophical foundations of these issues by discussing the most influential bioethical theories of today, including utilitarianism and principlism. | ||
| 588 | _aDescription based on print version record. | ||
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_aEugenics _xMoral and ethical aspects. |
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_aGenetic engineering _xMoral and ethical aspects. |
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| 650 | 0 | _aBioethics. | |
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_aLaunis, Veikko, _eeditor. |
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_aPietarinen, Juhani, _eeditor. |
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_iPrint version: _tGenes and Morality : New Essays, _dLeiden ; Boston : Brill | Rodopi, 1999 _z9789042006966 |
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