Disability, Enhancement and the Harm-Benefit Continuum*

Freedom and Responsibility in Reproductive Choice

Volumn , Issue , 2006, Pages 31-49

  Bortolotti, Lisa ^a   Harris, John ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM   (United Kingdom)

^b UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER   (United Kingdom)

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1. J Harris Wonderwoman and Superman: Ethics and Human Biotechnology (Oxford, OUP, 1992) 84-97
2. J Harris, ‘Is Gene Therapy a Form of Eugenics?' (1993) 7 Bioethics 180.
3. SM Reindal, ‘Disability, Gene Therapy and Eugenics-A Challenge to John Harris’ (2000) 26 Journal of Medical Ethics 89-94.
4. T Koch, ‘Disability and Difference: Balancing Social and Physical Constructions’ (2001) 27 Journal of Medical Ethics 370-76.
5. J Harris, ‘One Principle and Three Fallacies of Disability Studies’ (2001) 27 Journal of Medical Ethics 386.
6. J Harris Wonderwoman and Superman: Ethics and Human Biotechnology (Oxford, OUP, 1992) 84-97
7. J Harris, ‘Is Gene Therapy a Form of Eugenics?' (1993) 7 Bioethics 180.
8. C Barnes and G Mercer (eds) Exploring the Divide: Illness and Disability (Leeds, The Disability Press, 1996) 29-54.
9. J Harris, ‘Should We Attempt to Eradicate Disability?' (1995) 4 Public Understanding of Science 233-42.
10. J Harris, ‘Reproductive Liberty, Disease and Disability’ (2004) Reproductive Medicine Online.
11. D Parfit Reasons and Persons (Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1984) part 4 especially 358ff
12. J Harris, Wonderwoman and Superman: Ethics and Human Biotechnology (Oxford, OUP, 1992) ch 3.
13. J Harris Violence and Responsibility (Kegan Paul London, Routledge, 1980)
14. J Feinberg Harm to Others (Oxford, OUP, 1984) ch 3.
15. J Harris Violence and Responsibility (London, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1980).
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18. FM Cornford Microcosmographica Academica (London, Bowes and Bowes, 1908) ch 7
19. J Savulescu and J Harris, ‘The Creation Lottery: Final Lessons from Natural Reproduction: Why Those Who Accept Natural Reproduction Should Accept Cloning and Other Frankenstein Reproductive Technologies’ (2004) 13 Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 90-96.
20. T Hobbes, M Oakeshot (ed) Leviathan (Oxford, Blackwell, 1960) 82
21. J Savulescu and N Bostrom (eds) The Enhancement of Human Beings (Oxford, OUP, in press).
22. J Harris and J Sulston, ‘Genetic Equity’ (2004) 5 Nature Reviews Genetics 796-800
23. C Farrell, ‘The Genetic Difference Principle’ (2004) 4 American Journal of Bioethics 21-28.
24. S Giordano, ‘Do Elderly People Have Human Rights? Respect for Equality and the Treatment of the Older Person. Declarations of Human Rights and Age-Based Rationing’ (2005) 14 Cambridge Quarterly of Health Care Ethics 83-93
25. J Harris, ‘Does Justice Require that we be Ageist?' (1994) 8 Bioethics 74-84
26. J Harris, ‘Could We Hold People Responsible for their Own Adverse Health?' (1996) 1 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 100-6
27. J Harris, ‘What is the Good of Health Care?' (1996) 10 Bioethics 269-92
28. R Dworkin Taking Rights Seriously (London, Duckworth, 1977).
29. Plato, AD Lindsay (tr) The Republic (Dent, Everyman, 1993) Book V, 451-57
30. JJ Rousseau Du Contract social, ou Principes du droit politique (Amsterdam, Chez Rey MM, 1972)
31. JS Mill, Mary Warnock (ed) Utilitarianism (London, Collins Fontana, 1960).
32. J Harris and J Sulston, ‘Genetic Equity’ (2004) 5 Nature Reviews Genetics 796-800.
33. J Harris and J Sulston, ‘Genetic Equity’ (2004) 5 Nature Reviews Genetics 798.
34. M Sandel, ‘What’s Wrong with Enhancement’ (2002), Council of Bioethics, available online at http://www.bioethics.gov.background.sandelpaper.html.