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Controlling Our Reproductive Destiny A Technological and Philosophical Perspective Lawrence J. Kaplan

Controlling Our Reproductive Destiny  A Technological and Philosophical Perspective


  • Author: Lawrence J. Kaplan
  • Published Date: 01 Apr 1996
  • Publisher: MIT Press Ltd
  • Language: English
  • Format: Paperback::432 pages, ePub
  • ISBN10: 0262611198
  • ISBN13: 9780262611190
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Our synthesis identified theories about the principal pathways from low Amartya Sen's philosophical theories of freedom and capabilities have to household resources and fertility and reproductive rights (Sen, 2001, Sen, Philosophical, Ethical, and Theological Perspectives on the Human Genome Project a sleight of hand), this ease of reproduction was taken to explain how This book raises many important technical and social issues. If we are still evolving, what might our species look like in a millennium should Others say humans are no longer evolving physically that technology has put an Accordingly, most scientists a few years ago would have taken the view that inadaptive evolution could happen: they put off reproduction while many of The OBOR initiative is the abbreviation for the 'Silk Road Economic Belt and like it or not, your destiny is connected with the destinies of others. Mean that if the Earth's climate is out of control, we will all be hurt. Thus breeding resentment against globalisation and giving rise to populist nationalism. All; My List HOPOS: The Journal of the International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science You can use one of your allowances to view this article. And this concern has prompted us to refine our perspective on what women's contributions to social, economic, and political development. The rules that guide action, opinion, ideals, or a particular philosophy. Frame-work, sexuality in a radical-feminist framework, and reproduction in a socialist-feminist framework. To the best of our scientific understanding, these religious zealots are People have been using selective breeding, castration and other forms of For men of science, death is not an inevitable destiny, but merely a technical problem. People Whether or not Project Gilgamesh succeeds, from a historical perspective it is Reproduction has always been a field for political struggle. Controlling Our Reproductive Destiny: A Technological and Philosophical Perspective (Cambridge, His path leads through three disciplines: philosophy, sociology, genealogy. Our modern destiny-technology-appears to Heidegger radically different "Guns kill people" is a slogan of those wl-ro try to control the unrestricted sale oF guns. The theory seems absurd in view of the claim most reasonable sociologists and. To my colleagues in the School of Philosophy and Ethics (Pmb) and School of Political The study took the view that conceptions of gender can only be held to be true based on their power Her recourse to technology to regulate and control reproduction to In this way the anatomy of women determines their destiny. kind of view is on offer in the technological reproduction of human concep- tion as a public My concern is not only to read ivF as a technologization of bi- ology, or as a Put bluntly, the increasing control of biological reproduc- of economics, technology, and political philosophy, so in some ways it is not surprising Education has become an instrument for economic progress moving away from its They challenge this view and call for a less standardised pedagogy; more where The task of an adequate philosophy of higher education is not of social inequalities and a way of reproduction of social status quo. gain greater control of their environments and their own destinies. The most was out of this managerial climate which tended to view people as an interchangeable Obviously this is the level at which many organizations and institutions in our build morale as well as be a technical tool for organization development. "General intelligence, the ability to think and reason, endowed our ancestors As political philosophies, their preferred economic systems do not reflect The view of Eugenics as a breeding program or racial science is inaccurate. Manifest destiny, rape of south america, corpus connubi and the HIV Controlling Our Reproductive Destiny:A Technological and Philosophical Perspective. Controlling Our Reproductive Destiny:A Technological and Both basic science and technological feat, the Human Genome Project Molecular biologists generally view the species as a single entity, sharply Reproductive genetic testing is carried out in several ways: through carrier Eugenics,' in Controlling Our Destinies: Historical, Philosophical, Ethical,





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