EPISODE · Jan 25, 2009 · 1H 47M
Susan McHugh: Narrating Companion Species
from Center for Global Humanities · host Susan McHugh
The discoveries of bacterial insertions in the human genome, escapes of modified plant genes into corn's wild relatives, and mutations of Avian Flu into potential pandemics raise concerns about how bioethics remains largely (and inaccurately) premised on the control of discrete bodies like 'selfish' genes.
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