Human Cloning

In the article " Body Body Double : Cloning Infants a Distant Fantasy " Alexander M. Capron delineates that science has advanced so much that the successful cloning of a sheep encouraged a Chicago physicist Richard Seed to clone human embryos. The purpose behind writing the article was to highlight the shortcomings of human cloning which would lead the Congress to ban it. According to Capron , Seed has no proficiency in the field of cloning. Cloning a human …

…development of the cloning technology, his declaration should prod the Congress to take action. Through his article Capron wants a well-informed public congruence to yield a restrictive system, which is virtuously defensible and pragmatically enforceable to oversee human cloning under certain specific circumstances. Works Citied Capron, Alexander M. "Body Body Double : Cloning Infants a Distant Fantasy." Writing and Reading Across the Curriculum, 7th ed. Eds. Laurence Behrens and Leonard J. Rosen. New York :Longman, 2000. 42-44