Genetic Democracy: Philosophical Perspectives

Genetic Democracy: Philosophical Perspectives

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Philosophy
Format Hardcover
Pages 158
Language English
Published Dec 21, 2007
Publisher Springer
ISBN-10 1402062052
ISBN-13 9781402062056
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This enlightening exploration stretches the boundaries of how genetics shapes society and individual identity. The authors delve into the intricate web of ethical dilemmas that arise as technology advances, questioning what it means to be human in an age where genetic manipulation is becoming increasingly commonplace.

With a thought-provoking approach, they unravel the complexities of genetic equity and justice, encouraging readers to reflect on the implications of these groundbreaking developments. Their philosophical insights foster rich discussions around personal and collective responsibilities in a world that is rapidly changing due to scientific innovations.

In this engaging work, Launis and Räikkä invite readers on a journey through contemporary debates, inspiring a deeper understanding of how genetic democracy could redefine our values and societal norms. It's a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of science, ethics, and philosophy.

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