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Cloning
The cloning of the sheep Dolly in 1997 has generated enormous controversy on the moral, ethical, and biological implications of cloning. This anthology presents a wide range of opinions on the subject from Ian Wilmut (the scientist who cloned Dolly), Richard Dawkins, Leon Kass, and other knowledgeable authors.
128 pages, Hardcover
First published November 1, 2002
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About the author
Bruno Leone
101 books10 followersBruno Leone earned undergraduate and
graduate degrees in history from Arizona
State University and the University of
Minnesota, respectively. He was a lecturer
at the University of Minnesota and
assistant professor of history at St. Francis
University, Joliet, Illinois. Recipient of a
Woodrow Wilson Graduate Fellowship,
a National Endowment for the Humanities
Fellowship and two National Science
Foundation Grants, he has authored
numerous books, articles, and anthologies
including, Origin: The Story of Charles
Darwin (2009) and Disease in History
(2016). He is currently adjunct professor
of humanities at California State University,
San Marcos where he lectures for the
Osher Foundation.
graduate degrees in history from Arizona
State University and the University of
Minnesota, respectively. He was a lecturer
at the University of Minnesota and
assistant professor of history at St. Francis
University, Joliet, Illinois. Recipient of a
Woodrow Wilson Graduate Fellowship,
a National Endowment for the Humanities
Fellowship and two National Science
Foundation Grants, he has authored
numerous books, articles, and anthologies
including, Origin: The Story of Charles
Darwin (2009) and Disease in History
(2016). He is currently adjunct professor
of humanities at California State University,
San Marcos where he lectures for the
Osher Foundation.
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