The Ethics of Choosing Children

Considers reservations about the ethics of choosing children
Draws on ethicists outside the scope of orthodox bioethical thought
Explores the implications of the idea of procreative beneficience

Considers reservations about the ethics of choosing children Draws on ethicists outside the scope of orthodox bioethical thought Explores the implications of the idea of procreative beneficience Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Auteur

Simon A. Reader is an Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Politics, Philosophy, International Relations and Environment (SPIRE) at Keele University, UK, where he also teaches. Simon has also held the position of Research Associate at Lancaster University, where he completed his doctorate.

Contenu

1.Bioethical Burdens of Proof.- 2. Gift and Beneficence.- 3. Creation Lottery and Mother Trouble.- 4. The Maternal Gift of Life.- 5. Natality and Generations.- Index.