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What we talk about when we talk about clone club: bioethics and philosophy in Orphan black

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What we talk about when we talk about clone club: bioethics and philosophy in Orphan black

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What we talk about when we talk about clone club: bioethics and philosophy in Orphan black by Pence, Gregory E., author

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What is the real-world history and science of human cloning, and how closely does Orphan Black nail it? Can you 'own' a person - even a cloned one? How can Sarah Manning be straight, Cosima gay, and Tony trans?

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Orphan black and philosophy by Greene, Richard, 1961 September 2- editor, Robison-Greene, Rachel, 1983- editor

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In 'Orphan Black', several apparently unconnected women discover that they are exact physical doubles - they're illegally produced clones, and someone is having them killed. Law enforcement is powerless to help and the clones are forced to form their own Clone Club to defend themselves.

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This play addresses the subject of human cloning. How might a man feel to discover that he is only one in a number of identical copies. And which one of him is the original? The play opens the Royal Court's autumn season, directed by Caryl Churchill's regular collaborator, Stephen Daldry

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Project MUSE - Two of a Kind: Revaluing the Work of Acting Doubles in

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Project MUSE - The Unruly Clones: Tatiana Maslany's Melodramatic Masquerades in

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