Includes bibliographical references (p. 183-199) and index.
Contents:
The political theater of cloning -- How cloning will surprise us -- Our clones, our selves: what cloning tells us about ourselves -- Cloning prized livestock and clonal food -- Cloning endangered species and pets -- Psst! Rael wants to sell you a bridge in Brooklyn -- Does cloning harm the souls of cloned children? -- Deciphering cloning at the earliest stages of life -- Why the world should not ban cloning -- Why cloning will not hurt genetic diversity -- Actors, feminists, Marxists & cloning -- Safe, reproductive cloning: intrinsically good -- Risking my baby -- Should cloned kids be outlaws? -- Cloning and religion: real enemies -- Humanzees & transgenic species -- World on fire: ethnic biological dynasties -- Cloning and sports -- Cloning, twins, & nature/nurture -- Ethics of novel human originations -- Cloning the great -- The encroaching darkness.
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