Artifizielle menschliche Embryonen

Zur Bedeutung von Potentialität und Totipotenz als normative Bewertungskriterien

Contributions by Markus Rothhaar Contributions by Susan Sgodda Contributions by Michael Ott Contributions by Anna Katharina Haider Contributions by Jens Kersten Contributions by Franziska Enghofer Contributions by Barbara Advena-Regnery Contributions by Thomas Heinemann Contributions by Hans-Georg Dederer Contributions by Tobias Cantz Edited by Thomas Heinemann Edited by Hans-Georg Dederer Edited by Tobias Cantz

Book cover: Artifizielle menschliche Embryonen

Extent: 229 pages

Publisher: V&R unipress

Subjects: Law, Philosophy

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(December 2021)

ISBN: 9783847113614

6.3 x 9.25 inches

Price: $69.00

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Bei der normativen Beurteilung artifizieller menschlicher Embryonen kommt den Kriterien von Naturlichkeit und Artifizialitat sowie der totipotenten Entwicklungsfahigkeit wesentliche Bedeutung zu.


The numerous methods for an artificial generation of human embryos which have been developed over the past decades raise the question of the ethical and legal evaluation of these entities. It is of fundamental importance to clarify to what extent artificially generated entities correspond to our normative conceptions of human embryos and which criteria are to be used for the assessment. The criteria of naturalness and artificiality as well as potentiality and developmental totipotency turn out to be essential for the evaluation.

  • Contributions by Markus Rothhaar
  • Contributions by Susan Sgodda
  • Contributions by Michael Ott
  • Contributions by Anna Katharina Haider
  • Contributions by Jens Kersten
  • Contributions by Franziska Enghofer
  • Contributions by Barbara Advena-Regnery
  • Contributions by Thomas Heinemann
  • Contributions by Hans-Georg Dederer
  • Contributions by Tobias Cantz
  • Edited by Thomas Heinemann
  • Edited by Hans-Georg Dederer
  • Edited by Tobias Cantz