Biotechnology and the Human Good

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John F. Kilner , Jean Bethke Elshtain , Edmund D. Pellegrino , C. Ben Mitchell , John F. Kilner , Jean Bethke Elshtain , Edmund D. Pellegrino , C. Ben Mitchell , John F. Kilner , Jean Bethke Elshtain , Edmund D. Pellegrino , C. Ben Mitchell , John F. Kilner , Jean Bethke Elshtain , Edmund D. Pellegrino , C. Ben Mitchell , John F. Kilner , Jean Bethke Elshtain , Edmund D. Pellegrino , C. Ben Mitchell , John F. Kilner , Jean Bethke Elshtain , Edmund D. Pellegrino , C. Ben Mitchell , John F. Kilner , Jean Bethke Elshtain , Edmund D. Pellegrino , C. Ben Mitchell , John F. Kilner , Jean Bethke Elshtain , Edmund D. Pellegrino , C. Ben Mitchell , Scott B. Rae , John F. Kilner , Jean Bethke Elshtain , C. Ben Mitchell , C. Ben Mitchell
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Contents Preface vii Acknowledgments xiii O N E The Rapidly Changing World of Biotechnology 1 T W O Humanity and the Technological Narrative 15 T H R E E Biotechnology and Competing Worldviews 32 F O U R Biotechnology and Human Dignity 58 F I V E Biotechnology and the Quest for Control 87 vi Contents S I X Biotechnology, Human Enhancement, and the Ends of Medicine 110 S E V E N Conclusion: Toward a Foundation for Biotechnology 137 Notes 159 Authors and Collaborators 193 Index 197 ...

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