Titlebook: Ethics in Reproductive Medicine; David R. Bromham,Maureen E. Dalton,Peter J. R. Mil Book 1992 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1992 Embryo.e

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-04678-0imately manifest towards the opposition in our endeavour to win converts and influence opinion? Could we be justified in refusing on principle even to engage with the opposition in public debate? And what of the legitimacy of “playing” on people’s emotions, or of not correcting misinformation put ab

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Dean Acheson and the Atlantic Community,s frequently observed is the fact that the issue of pluralism and its implications also now raises itself with respect to medical ethics. In the religious case the answer given is mutual tolerance, but what this means is seldom carefully examined. Nor is this the case in medical ethics, where discus

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The Nature of Love,t, in reality, the forces of evolution, which have tailored the physiology and anatomy that we share with other species, have also honed our sexuality and reproductive system - after all, the number of our progeny is the criterion by which Darwinian evolution judges the success of any species (Fisher 1930).

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