Personality (Law)

Whose Body is it Anyway? = Justice and the Integrity of the Person by: (Language materials, printed)

Law's interior : = legal and literary constructions of the self / by: (Language materials, printed)

The future of reputation : = gossip, rumor, and privacy on the Internet / by: (Language materials, printed)

Privacy, property and personality = civil law perspectives on commercial appropriation/ by: (Electronic resources)

Who owns you? = the corporate gold-rush to patent your genes / by: (Electronic resources)

Who owns you? = science, innovation, and the gene patent wars / by: (Electronic resources)

Personhood beyond humanism = animals, chimeras, autonomous agents and the law / by: (Electronic resources)

Individualism- Social aspects.

Libel and slander.

Reputation (Law)

Intellectual property.

Genes- Patents.

Intellectual property- Moral and ethical aspects.

Genes

Law.

Ethics.

Human rights.

Surrogate mothers- Legal status, laws, etc.

Privacy, Right of.

Body, Human (Philosophy)

Body, Human- Law and legislation.

Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc.- Law and legislation.

Human genetics- Law and legislation.

Philosophy of Law.

Liberty.

Personality (Law)

Law- Philosophy.

Internet- Law and legislation.

Autonomy (Psychology)

Assistance in emergencies.

Theories of Law, Philosophy of Law, Legal History.