Body Parts

"Body Parts" by E. Richard Gold is a thought-provoking exploration into the ethical implications of biotechnology and property law. Published by Georgetown University Press in 1997, this 240-page paperback delves into the complex questions surrounding human biology, including whether human organs and DNA should be treated as market commodities. Gold challenges readers to consider the language and assumptions of property law and how they might shape societal views on rights to human biological materials. With its insightful analysis, "Body Parts" is an essential read for anyone interested in medical ethics, law, and the evolving landscape of biotechnology. Discover the intersections of ethics and human biology in this compelling work that encourages critical thinking about the ownership of our most fundamental parts.