Opposing viewpoints series

Investigates the history of robotics and offers essays espousing opposing viewpoints on the dangers and usefulness of current robotic technology, as well as how far robotics could go in the future.

Presents articles and essays espousing opposing viewpoints on topics pertaining to the abortion debate, such as whether or not an abortion is ever justified even in the case of incest or rape.

Explores the issue of nanotechnology from opposing viewpoints. Material is drawn from a wide variety of respected sources, including speeches, government documents, journals,books, and pamphlets. Discussion questions specific to views on nanotechnology are included in each chapter.

A collection of twenty-four essays that provides varying perspectives on issues related to Afghanistan, discussing the military situation, the status of human rights, progress toward democracy, and the economy.

Presents a collection of essays that examine opposing views on the issue of privacy, including information on security, technology, sexuality and reproduction, and public interest.

Contains essays that offer varying perspectives on high school alternative programs.

Describes the history and forms of euthanasia and discusses medical and ethical arguments for and against it.

Examines arguments on both sides of the debate over medical testing, with essays discussing the paying of humans for research, using animals as test subjects, whether or not women should receive screening mammograms starting at the age of forty, and more.

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