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Liberal Eugenics & Human Nature: Against Habermas
Hastings Center Report 36 (6):35-42 (2006)
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In the course of developing his arguments against making genetic enhancements to one's children, Habermas assumes that a clear line can be drawn between the natural and the manufactured. But given the current state of medical science, this is precisely what we can no longer take for granted.Links
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