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CLONING, PARENTHOOD, AND GENETIC RELATEDNESS

2006-10-06

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ABSTRACT In this paper I examine what I take to be the best case for reproductive human cloning, as a medical procedure designed to overcome infertility, and argue that it founders on an irresolvable tension in the attitude towards the importance of being ‘genetically related’ to our children implied in the desire to clone. Except in the case where couples are cloning a child they have previously conceived natural...

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Literature Corpus work: 0eebe603-a5e7-5f2e-8c43-54130c8637d4
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8519.2006.00509.x

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