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The case against perfection: Ethics in the age of genetic engineeringby: Harry Ostrer
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AbstractSandel has written a fine, short book that is well worth the time of the casual reader or the reader in a bioethics class. Although he does not break new ground, he provides an excellent synthesis of the arguments for and against genetic enhancement. Despite his liberal leanings, his sympathies are apparent from the title.
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