Deceitful Non-Disclosure and Misattributed Paternity

Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics 11 (1-2) (2010)
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Abstract

Certain truths, such as genetic identity, relationships and medical history are important goods for autonomy. Knowledge about genetic heritage allows children to form a factual narrative identity. Deceit about one's genetic identity can obliterate trust and confidence. This paper seeks to analyse some of the moral issues associated with misattributed paternity.

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Madeline Kilty
Charles Sturt University (PhD)

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