SCX: Framing Synthetic Biology: Evolutionary Distance, Conceptions of Nature, and the Unnaturalness Objection

Sage Communication & Media Studies
03/12/2013 10 min
SCX: Framing Synthetic Biology: Evolutionary Distance, Conceptions of Nature, and the Unnaturalness Objection

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Author Nick Dragojlovic discusses his article for the October 2013 issue, "Framing Synthetic Biology: Evolutionary Distance, Conceptions of Nature, and the Unnaturalness Objection."

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