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| Introduction | 3 | |
| I | Biological, Technological, and Psychological Background | 13 |
| Natural Reproduction and Reproduction-Aiding Technologies | 15 | |
| Emotional Reactions to Infertility | 32 | |
| II | Conflicting Perspectives: Issues, Positions, and Arguments | 39 |
| Surrogate Motherhood: Not So Novel After All | 45 | |
| Surrogate Mother Arrangements from the Perspective of the Child | 57 | |
| Fertilization of Human Eggs in Vitro: A Defense | 71 | |
| Instruction on Respect for Human Life in Its Origin and on the Dignity of Procreation | 83 | |
| The Meaning of Life - In the Laboratory | 98 | |
| Progeny, Progress, and Primrose Paths | 117 | |
| III | Why Have Children? Meaning and Significance | 129 |
| On the Relationship of Parents and Children | 132 | |
| The Mother | 135 | |
| Genetic Puzzles and Stork Stories: On the Meaning and Significance of Having Children | 147 | |
| IV | Making and Selling Babies: Production and Commerce | 171 |
| Market-Inalienability | 174 | |
| Begotten or Made? | 195 | |
| V | Reproductive Technology and Women: Opportunity or Oppression? | 203 |
| Surrogate Motherhood: The Challenge for Feminists | 205 | |
| The Mother Machine | 220 | |
| The Ethics of Sex Preselection | 232 | |
| VI | Constitutional Rights, Law, and Public Policy | 247 |
| Noncoital Reproduction and Procreative Liberty | 249 | |
| Equal Protection for Whom? | 259 | |
| Legal Problems of Surrogate Motherhood | 269 | |
| The Overdue Death of a Feminist Chameleon: Taking a Stand on Surrogacy Arrangements | 277 | |
| VII | Professional Responsibilities | 299 |
| Ethical Considerations of in Vitro Fertilization | 301 | |
| Social Responsibility Demands Treating All Patients in Need | 306 | |
| Responsible Stewardship Requires Not Cooperating with Surrogacy | 310 | |
| VIII | Case Studies | 315 |
| The Case of Baby M: Parenting through Contract When Everyone Wants the Child | 317 | |
| Parenting through Contract When No One Wants the Child | 335 | |
| Property or Persons? The Status of Embryos in in Vitro Fertilization | 338 | |
| Glossary | 347 | |
| Suggestions for Further Reading | 353 |
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Donzel George Ii
reviewed The Ethics of Reproductive Technology on November 17, 2009
The Ethics of Reproductive Technology
This books is interesting, but mildly frustrating. I have a difficult time with men expounding on women's reproductive freedom - but maybe that's just me.
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