Biomedical Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
1. Aristotle,
De Anima
2.3. 414a29-415a14.
2. Aristotle,
Politics
1.5. 1254a17-1255a1.
3. Note that a changed telos would be inconceivable to Aristotle, given his cos-
mology, so we cannot deduce his responses thereto. My guess is that he would
be horrified by an “anything goes” universe.
4. See Bernard E. Rollin,
The Frankenstein Syndrome: Ethical and Social Issues
in the Genetic Engineering of Animals
(New York: Cambridge University Press,
1995).
5. Aristotle,
Nicomacheas Ethics
1.7. 1098a16-18.
