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F.S. Collins. Medical and Ethical Consequences of the Human Genome Project. Journal of Clinical Ethics 1991 2 : 260 267.
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Parental Love and Prenatal Diagnosis
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525. He has, of course, other reasons for opposing it.
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D.P. Maher. Parental Love and Prenatal Diagnosis. National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly 2001 1 (4 519 526
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President's Council on Bioethics, op. cit. at n. 4, ch. 3: 5-6; see also President's Council on Bioethics, op. cit. at n. 6: 40-41.
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I owe this objection to one of the reviewers.
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I owe this objection to one of the reviewers.
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I thank the reviewers for suggesting ways to develop the argument for this claim. Notice the shift from what parental love calls for with respect to one's present child to what it calls for with respect to one's future child. When we speak of one's future child, we are not speaking of any particular individual in the sense that we might speak of a particular individual who already exists or has existed.
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I thank the reviewers for suggesting ways to develop the argument for this claim.
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The Generality of Predictions
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It may seem odd to speak of love for some child or other, later on. However, because the ideal of unconditional parental love is conditioned only on the child being your child, and not on any more specific characterization, all we need to refer to here is whatever child you may later have.
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R.M. Gale I. Thalberg. The Generality of Predictions. The Journal of Philosophy 1965 62 (8 195 210.
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Procreative Beneficence: Why We Should Select the Best Children
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at page 415. Savulescu argues that we need this claim to explain why it is wrong to create necessarily impaired worthwhile lives. This seems plausible, though the argument works from the intuition that it is wrong to create such lives but does not argue for that intuition. Moreover, it is subject to the objection that, although many people believe we should not create impaired lives, it is much more controversial to say that we should - if we are creating at all - create the best lives we can.
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J. Savulescu. Procreative Beneficence: Why We Should Select the Best Children. Bioethics 2001 15 (5/6 413 426
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I owe this objection to John McClellan.
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J.A. Robertson, op. cit. note 2, pp. 22-42; A. Buchanan, D.W. Brock, N. Daniels & D. Wikler. 2000. From Chance to Choice: Genetics and Justice. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 204-222.
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Rachels. Tooley.
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D.W. Brock. The Non-Identity Problem and Genetic harm: The Case of Wrongful Handicaps. Bioethics 1995 9 (2 269 276 Rachels. Is It Good to Make Happy People? Bioethics 1998 12 (2 93 110 Tooley. Value, Obligation, and the Asymmetry Question. Bioethics 1998 12 (2 111 124.
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at 20; D. Heyd. 1992. Genethics: Moral Issues in the Creation of People. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press: 110-111 (Heyd's explanation of what is wrong with creating such lives extends beyond this); A. Buchanan, et al., op. cit. note 16, p. 252 (their explanation is more in terms of the procreator acting wrongly without necessarily wronging anyone - and this could be understood in terms other than virtue and vice).
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B. Steinbock R. McClamrock. When Is Birth Unfair to the Child? Hastings Center Report 1994 24 (6 15 21
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I have read this analogy between promise-keeping and creating people somewhere, but I cannot recall where and cannot credit the source.
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I have read this analogy between promise-keeping and creating people somewhere, but I cannot recall where and cannot credit the source.
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