Orphan Black and Philosophy: Grand Theft DNA (Popular Culture and Philosophy, 102)

Synopsis

Thanks -- Leda Thinkin' To Us... -- Pt. I. How Many Of Us Are There? -- Fearfully And Wonderfully Made / John V. Karavitis -- Go Ask Alison / Daniel Malloy -- When Clone Club Looks For Answers / Johanna Wolfert And Adam Barkman -- Who Owns Clones? / Rod Carveth -- Pt. Ii. If We're Genetically Identical, Do You Get That Little Patch Of Dry Skin Between Your Eyebrows? -- The Human Being In The Age Of Mechanical Reproduction / Daniel Malloy -- One Clone From Another / Erik Baldwin -- I Am And Am Not You / Jeremy Heuslein -- Pt. Iii. You Want To Grow A Tail, That's Your Business -- Laughing In The Face Of The Absurd / Rob Luzecky And Charlene Elsby -- Variation Under Ethics / Rachel Robison-greene -- How Can Clones Disagree? / Audrey Delamont -- Pt. Iv. You Know I Never Would've Got In If You's Said We Were Going To Suburbia -- Leda, Castor, And Their Families / Carmen Wright -- Not Why But Who / Sarah K. Donovan -- Sisterhood's Back In 'orphan Black' / Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns And Emiliano Aguilar -- Re: Production / Darci Doll -- Pt. V. You Just Broke The First Rule Of Clone Club -- The C-word / Rachel Robison-greene -- Is Sarah Manning Responsible For What She Does? / Joshua Heter And Josef Simpson -- Dialog With The Buddha / Christopher Ketcham -- A Brief History Of Cloning / Richard Greene -- References -- The Clone Club -- Index. Edited By Richard Greene And Rachel Robison-greene. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 213-216) And Index.