Who Would Survive a Head Transplant Surgery? : A Confucian Reflection

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Original languageEnglish
Number of pages22
Publication statusPresented - 13 Dec 2019

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TitleInternational Conference on the “Whole Body Transplants/Head Transplants: Ethical and Policy Issues”
LocationCity University of Hong Kong
PlaceHong Kong
Period13 - 14 December 2019

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Abstract

This paper explores Confucian views on possible head transplant technology, arguing that it generates terrible personal identity crisis.

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Identity Social Sciences
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Surgery Social Sciences
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Who Would Survive a Head Transplant Surgery? A Confucian Reflection. / Fan, Ruiping.
2019. International Conference on the “Whole Body Transplants/Head Transplants: Ethical and Policy Issues” , Hong Kong.

Research output: Conference Papers › RGC 33 - Other conference paper › peer-review