Monday, February 18, 2008
Update: Research Process 2/18/08
After changing my topic from free-treatment in hospitals to human-animal hybridization, I have been able to find a lot more articles. I find the topic of chimerism very interesting and I am excited to continue learning and writing about it in the upcoming 3rd paper. When searching google scholar, I did not find many articles for the topic of human-animal hybridization. However, I did find many articles on Galileo. The only problem with these articles is that they are not very long. Hopefully trying different keywords and searching other engines will provide me with lengthier articles and journals on my topic. I am looking forward to finding more research on my topic.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Project #2 Article
Title: "The Return of the Chimera"
Author: Ted Peters
Periodical: Theology and Science
Volume # and Date: Vol. 4, No. 3, 2006
Pages covered by article: 247-259
Author argues that Human-Animal Hybridization should not be illegal because scientists need to be able to research and test in order to improve medicine and potentially find cures for illnesses.
Author: Ted Peters
Periodical: Theology and Science
Volume # and Date: Vol. 4, No. 3, 2006
Pages covered by article: 247-259
Author argues that Human-Animal Hybridization should not be illegal because scientists need to be able to research and test in order to improve medicine and potentially find cures for illnesses.
Monday, February 11, 2008
Three Articles on Human-Animal Hybridization
1st Article:
Author: A. M. Chakrabarty
Title: "Crossing Species Boundaries and making Human-Nonhuman Hybrids: Moral and Legal Ramifications"
Title of periodical: The American Journal of Bioethics
Volume or issue number and date: Volume 3.3 (2003)
Pages covered by the article: 20-21
The information I hope to get from this article is an explanation of arguments for and against Human-Nonhuman hybrids.
2nd Article:
Author: Maryann Mott
Title: "Animal-Human Hybrids Spark Controversy"
Title of periodical: National Geographic News
Volume of issue number and date: January 25, 2005
Pages covered by the article: 1-2
The information I hope to get from this article is what Human-Animal Hybrids are being used for and why some people are for it and some are against it.
3rd Article:
Author: Phillip Karpowicz
Title: "In Defense of Stem Cell Chimeras: A Response to 'Crossing Species Boundaries'"
Title of periodical: The American Journal of Bioethics
Volume of issue number and date: Volume 3.3 (2003)
Pages covered by the article: 17-19
The information I hope to get from this article is why people are for Human-Animal Hybridization and why is it important for advances in science.
Author: A. M. Chakrabarty
Title: "Crossing Species Boundaries and making Human-Nonhuman Hybrids: Moral and Legal Ramifications"
Title of periodical: The American Journal of Bioethics
Volume or issue number and date: Volume 3.3 (2003)
Pages covered by the article: 20-21
The information I hope to get from this article is an explanation of arguments for and against Human-Nonhuman hybrids.
2nd Article:
Author: Maryann Mott
Title: "Animal-Human Hybrids Spark Controversy"
Title of periodical: National Geographic News
Volume of issue number and date: January 25, 2005
Pages covered by the article: 1-2
The information I hope to get from this article is what Human-Animal Hybrids are being used for and why some people are for it and some are against it.
3rd Article:
Author: Phillip Karpowicz
Title: "In Defense of Stem Cell Chimeras: A Response to 'Crossing Species Boundaries'"
Title of periodical: The American Journal of Bioethics
Volume of issue number and date: Volume 3.3 (2003)
Pages covered by the article: 17-19
The information I hope to get from this article is why people are for Human-Animal Hybridization and why is it important for advances in science.
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