Chapter 1 Orphan Black and Bioethics
Chapter 2 Personhood and Human Clones:
The Orphans of Project Leda
Chapter 3 Our Fears of Clones:
And Their Reflections in Literature and Film
Chapter 5 “Ipsa Scientia Potestas Est”:
The Scientific Pedigree of Cloning
Chapter 6 What’s Wrong with the Ledas?
Chapter 7 The Ethics of Synthetic Biology
Chapter 8 Orphan Black and the Ethics of Patenting Human Life
Chapter 9 “Things Which Have Never Been Done”:
Eugenics and Clonal Dynasties
Chapter 10 Nature, Nurture, and Clonal Identity
Chapter 11 Are the Ledas Really
Genetically Identical?
Chapter 12 Sexuality, Gender Identity,
and Orphan Black
Chapter 13 Kendall Malone Chimeras,
and Sexual Anomalies at Birth
Chapter 14 Would Knowing You Were a Clone
Damage Your Sense of Identity?
Chapter 15 Kant’s Personhood and the Formation
of a Clone’s Identity
Chapter 16 “When Did I Become Us?”:
Group Identity as a Leda or as a Castor
Chapter 17 Stealing and Swapping Identities:
Twins and Clones
Chapter 18 Clones and Free Will
Chapter 19 Helena, Freud, Henrik, and Foucault