Procreation and parenthood: the ethics of bearing and rearing children

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New York: Oxford University Press (2010)
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Procreation and Parenthood offers new and original essays by leading philosophers on some of the main ethical issues raised by these activities.

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BD435.P763 2010

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9780199590704   0198748159   0199590702
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In defence of genethical parity.Tim Bayne
Introduction.David Benatar & Archard & David
The limits of reproductive freedom.David Benatar
The obligations and responsibilities of parenthood.David Archard
An Ordinary Chance of a Desirable Existence.  (pages 57)Michael Parker
Parental Responsibilities in an Unjust World.  (pages 128)Colin McLeod
Willing Parents.  (pages 151)Role Obligations
Willing Parents: A Voluntarist Account of Parental Role Obligations.  (pages 151--77)Elizabeth Brake

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David Archard
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