Clone Genesis: The Ethics of Human Duplication

· Daniel Zaborowski
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2 hr 41 min
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"Clone Genesis: The Ethics of Human Duplication" is a thought-provoking exploration of the complex ethical issues surrounding human cloning. In this comprehensive book, the author provides an overview of the history of cloning and the science behind it, before delving into the many ethical concerns that arise from human cloning. The book discusses the implications of cloning for personal autonomy, family relationships, society, future generations, and bioethics. The author presents arguments both for and against cloning, and examines the perspectives of various religious and cultural groups. With in-depth analysis and accessible writing, "Clone Genesis" offers valuable insights into the future of this rapidly advancing technology, and is an essential resource for anyone interested in the ethical considerations that arise from human cloning.

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