'This much-needed book constitutes a magisterial demolition of woolly headed objections to cloning...With the rigorous applications of cold, hard logic Harris dismantles every objection that has been raised in the process...' - Steven Poole, The Guardian'His arguments are lucid and irrefutable.' - Laurence Phelan, The Independent'Whether one agrees or disagrees with Harris's arguments, this is a wonderful book. The arguments for and against human cloning are presented and confronted in a straightforward and unassuming, yet never in an over-simplifying or distorted manner. Clear, accessible and entertaining, this book makes excellent teaching and thinking material - and, perhaps unique in a serious bioethical work of this nature, is enjoyable reading not just for philosophers.' - The Cambridge Law Journal

• Preface, Acknowledgements, On Cloning: An Introduction One, Human Dignity and Reproductive Autonomy Two, The Welfare of the Child Three, Safety and Danger Four, Therapeutic Cloning and Stem Cell Research and Therapy Five, Conclusion Six, Notes, Bibliography, Index

'This much-needed book constitutes a magisterial demolition of woolly headed objections to cloning...With the rigorous applications of cold, hard logic Harris dismantles every objection that has been raised in the process...' - Steven Poole, The Guardian'His arguments are lucid and irrefutable.' - Laurence Phelan, The Independent'Whether one agrees or disagrees with Harris's arguments, this is a wonderful book. The arguments for and against human cloning are presented and confronted in a straightforward and unassuming, yet never in an over-simplifying or distorted manner. Clear, accessible and entertaining, this book makes excellent teaching and thinking material - and, perhaps unique in a serious bioethical work of this nature, is enjoyable reading not just for philosophers.' - The Cambridge Law Journal

• Preface, Acknowledgements, On Cloning: An Introduction One, Human Dignity and Reproductive Autonomy Two, The Welfare of the Child Three, Safety and Danger Four, Therapeutic Cloning and Stem Cell Research and Therapy Five, Conclusion Six, Notes, Bibliography, Index

'This much-needed book constitutes a magisterial demolition of woolly headed objections to cloning...With the rigorous applications of cold, hard logic Harris dismantles every objection that has been raised in the process...' - Steven Poole, The Guardian'His arguments are lucid and irrefutable.' - Laurence Phelan, The Independent'Whether one agrees or disagrees with Harris's arguments, this is a wonderful book. The arguments for and against human cloning are presented and confronted in a straightforward and unassuming, yet never in an over-simplifying or distorted manner. Clear, accessible and entertaining, this book makes excellent teaching and thinking material - and, perhaps unique in a serious bioethical work of this nature, is enjoyable reading not just for philosophers.' - The Cambridge Law Journal

• Preface, Acknowledgements, On Cloning: An Introduction One, Human Dignity and Reproductive Autonomy Two, The Welfare of the Child Three, Safety and Danger Four, Therapeutic Cloning and Stem Cell Research and Therapy Five, Conclusion Six, Notes, Bibliography, Index