دانلود کتاب Bioethics and Biolaw Through Literature

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Introduction
FROM A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE
The Genetics of Law and Literature: What is Man?
Ghostly Presences: The Case of Bertha Mason
The Case of Conjoined Twins: Medical Dilemma in Law and Literature
Vida Interminable: Patients and Family Members Between the Right to Live and the Obligation Not to Die
Reading Beyond the Ratio: Searching for the Subtext in the “Enforced Caesarean” Cases
FROM A LITERARY PERSPECTIVE
Science Fiction and Bioethical Knowledge
Shaping Personhood: Problems of Subjectivity and the Self in Shakespeare’s The Taming of The Shrew and Much Ado About Nothing
On the Sciences of Man in Eighteenth Century English Literature and Art: Anatomizing the Self
The Beyond: Science and Law in The Island of Doctor Moreau by H. G. Wells
Bio-Ethics Avant la Lettre: Ninenteenth-Century Instances in Post-Darwinian Literature
Rhetoric, Lexicography and Bioethics in Shelley Jackson’s Hypertext Patchwork Girl
One Monstrous Ogre and One Patchwork Girl: Two Nameless Beings
A Serious Reading of Biotechnology in Japanese Graphic Novels: Weak Thoughts Regarding Ethics, Literature and Medicine
Fulfilling Personhood at the Margins of Life: Anna Quindlen’s One True Thing
“So what is a human being?” An Exploration of Personhood Through Jeanette Winterson’s The Stone Gods
The Problem of Liminal Beings in Alasdair Gray’s Poor Things
“Murderous Creators”: How Far Can Authors Go?
Fay Weldon’s The Lives and Loves of a She Devil: Cosmetic Surgery as a Social Mask of Personhood
APPENDIX
Mapping the Law: Reading Old Maps of Strasbourg as Representing and Constituting Legal Spaces and Places