La venta de células sexuales por internet: una realidad económica y bioética por descubrir

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  • Fernando Alonso Ojeda C. Author Universidad de La Sabana

Abstract

Work intends to analyze impact of using Internet as a mean to massive commerce of selected ovules and spermatozoid. Seeks to respond to questions such as: Is it possible to sensitize economic analysis allowing its irruption in real essence of human being? Why global markets allow trading of germinal cells, without questioning its natural essence and its function? Why means as money act as smoke screens in front of avidly driven search for physical perfection and materialistic thought centered on celebrity and social acknowledgment?

Finally, paper seeks to unmask technified eugenics, anti-ethics of sexual cell manipulation, and man- technology relation

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Author Biography

Fernando Alonso Ojeda C., Universidad de La Sabana

Economista de la Universidad Externado de Colombia. Especialista en Economía Internacional de la misma universidad. Especialista en Docencia Universitaria y Diplomado en Bioética de la Universidad Sergio Arboleda de Bogotá. Docente e Investigador, trabaja el desempleo como un elemento desequilibrante de la sociedad actual y ha dedicado varias investigaciones al tema, como Desempleo y pobreza: un paradigma por resolver en Bogotá, 1998; además, Análisis comportamental del aparato productivo bogotano, 2000, aparte de algunas investigaciones sobre economía internacional. Actualmente es Docente de la Universidad de La Sabana, de La Sergio Arboleda, en Bogotá, y de La San Martín, en Bogotá, Colombia.

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How to Cite

Ojeda C., F. A. (2009). La venta de células sexuales por internet: una realidad económica y bioética por descubrir. Persona Y Bioética, (17). Retrieved from https://personaybioetica.unisabana.edu.co/index.php/personaybioetica/article/view/845

Issue

No. 17 (2002)

Section

Reflection Article

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