Human Reproduction : Principles, Practices, Policies

174 pages including index. The new reproductive technologies raise serious ethical and social-policy questions, and it is these questions that the essays in this volume seek to address. Combining a fundamental commitment to individual reproductive autonomy with a feminist recognition of the dangers posed for women and children allike by the unrestricted proliferation of new technologies, Overall offers a balanced philosophical perspective on a broad range of issues that are of increasing concern to all members of our society. Moderate quantity of high-lighting and pencil markings. Very light wear. Remains a nice copy in glossy illustrated covers.

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ISBN: 0195409612

ISBN-13: 9780195409611

Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated

Year: 1993

Type: Used

Binding: Softcover

First Edition

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