Truly Human Enhancement: A Philosophical Defense of Limits (Basic Bioethics)
Nicholas Agar examines the promises and boundaries of human enhancement in this philosophical contribution to bioethics. Truly Human Enhancement considers how biotechnology may change human abilities and identity while defending the importance of limits in deciding which forms of improvement are ethically acceptable.
About This Book
Truly Human Enhancement explores the philosophical questions raised by efforts to improve human abilities through biotechnology.
Nicholas Agar presents a defense of limits, asking how far enhancement should go and what boundaries may matter.
The book considers the meaning of human identity in relation to scientific and technological change.
Part of the Basic Bioethics series, it offers a focused discussion of enhancement and its ethical implications.
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