生殖性人類複製的安全風險與個體獨特性問題 = Ethical Issues of Safety and Individuality in Reproductive Human Cloning
Resource
臺大哲學論評,30, 55-90
Journal
臺大哲學論評
Journal Issue
30
Pages
55-90
Date Issued
2005-10-04
Date
2005-10-04
Author(s)
DOI
246246/2006121215550881
Abstract
The dramatic progress of experiments on cloning raises many perplexing and worrisome issues: Is the step from Dolly to human a fiction never coming true or will it be made possible in the near future? If it becomes reality, what impacts would it bring about in the ethical, legal and social dimensions? These issues become more and more urgent after the Korean scientists successfully applied the technique of SCNT to reproduce cloned human blastocysts in the year of 2004. This article focuses on two significant ethical issues of reproductive human cloning, i.e. the problems of safety and individual uniqueness. I firstly clarify the objective facts related to the ethical judgments of reproductive human cloning. Secondly, I define the issues to be explored and present my methodology. Thirdly I will introduce the fundamental ethical positions underlying various arguments for and against reproductive human cloning. And then, in the fourth and fifth parts of the article, I will deal separately with the problems of safety and individuality.
Subjects
Human cloning
reproductive human cloning
bioethics
ELSI
SCNT
Bioethik-Konvention
NBAC
PCBE
Publisher
臺北市：臺灣大學哲學系
Type
journal article
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