Parental Responsibility in the Context of Neuroscience and Genetics

Chapter 1 Parental Responsibility: A Moving Target

Chapter 2 Normative Responsibilities: Structure and Sources

Chapter 3 Disorders Are Reduced Normativity Emerging from the Relationship Between Organisms and Their Environment

Chapter 4 Advances in Genetics and Neuroscience: A Challenge for Personalizing Child and Youth Health Care?

Chapter 5 Raising Self-Controlled Children. A Philosophical Analysis of Neuroscience and Social Psychology Perspectives

Chapter 6 Direct Electrical Stimulation of the Developing Brain: Who Decides?

Chapter 7 Neurological Diversity and Epigenetic Influences in Utero. An Ethical Investigation of Maternal Responsibility Towards the Future Child

Chapter 8 Prenatal Child Protection. Ethics of Pressure and Coercion in Prenatal Care for Addicted Pregnant Women

Chapter 9 The Confused Stork: Gender Identity Development, Parental and Social Responsibilities

Chapter 10 The Lack of an Obligation to Select the Best Child: Silencing the Principle of Procreative Beneficence

Chapter 11 Parental Responsibility and the Principle of Procreative Beneficence in Light of Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Chapter 12 Should Parents Take Active Steps to Preserve Their Children’s Fertility?

Chapter 13 Family Responsibilities and Genetic Disorders in Yoruba Culture: The Example of Sickle Cell Anaemia

Chapter 14 Parental Autonomy and Responsibility in the Context of Prenatal Diagnosis. Views and Attitudes of Belgian Healthcare Professionals and Families