Enhancing human traits ethical and social implications
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| Formato: | 991009659139806719 |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Washington, D.C. :
Georgetown University Press
[2007]
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| Colección: | Hastings Center studies in ethics
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Conté: Is better always good? The enchancement project / Erik Parens
- What dos enchancement mean? / Eric T. Juengst
- Enchancements of human function: some distinctions for policymakers / Dan W. Brock
- The treatment/enchancement distinction as an armament in the policy wars / David M. Frankford
- A fatal attraction to normalizing: treating disabilities as deviations from "species-typica" functioning / Anita Silvers
- The rhetoric of cosmetic surgery: luxury or welfare? / Kathy Davies
- Aspirin for the mind? Some ethical worries about psychopharmacology / Carol Freedman
- Do means matter / Ronald Cole-Turner
- Cosmetic surgery, suspect norms, and the ethics of complicity / Margaret Olivia Little
- The tyranny of happiness: ethics and cosmetic psychopharmacology / Carl Elliott
- Braveheart, Babe and the contemporary body / Susan Bordo
- Devices and desires of our own hearts / Mary G. Winkler
