The Sloterdijk Debate
The debate began with a speech by the philosopher at Schloss Elmau in Bavaria. Critics accused him of advocating for human breeding. Was he misunderstood? What did he actually say? DIE ZEIT presents the unabridged manuscript from which it quoted, now supplemented with footnotes and authorized by Sloterdijk
Clones at Discount Prices
Interview with bioethicist and medical historian Axel W. Bauer
Ulrich Schnabel
Rules for the Human Park
A response to the letter on Humanism—the Elmau Speech
Peter Sloterdijk
The debate over the selection of genetic material concerns bioethicists and jurists:
Why should cloning be considered reprehensible asks
legal philosopher
Ronald Dworkin
What do researchers offer on the genetic engineering market?
Ulrich Schnabel
How realistic are visions of the perfect human?
Jörg Albrecht