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 1 Fw     |       legitimacy of techniques of artificial procreation. ~
 2 Intro,1|          moral problems raised by artificial interventions on life as
 3 Intro,3|         the meaning and limits of artificial interventions on procreation
 4 Intro,3|         the grounds that they are artificial. As such, they bear witness
 5 Intro,4|  connected with the techniques of artificial human procreation are two:
 6 Intro,4|       judgment on such methods of artificial procreation must therefore
 7  I,1   |   implementation of procedures of artificial fertilization has made possible
 8  I,5   |      research, either by means of artificial insemination of by means
 9  I,6   |           project of constructing artificial uteruses for the human embryo.
10  I (32)|           be explained concerning artificial human procreation. ~
11 II     |           HUMAN PROCREATION  ~By "artificial procreation" or " artificial
12 II     |      artificial procreation" or " artificial fertilization" are understood
13 II     |          vitro fertilization) and artificial insemination through transfer
14 II     |        study of the techniques of artificial procreation considered in
15 II     |    problems posed by heterologous artificial fertilization (II, 1-3), *
16 II     |      those linked with homologous artificial fertilization (II, 4-6 ) .**
17 II (*) |          By the term heterologous artificial fertilization or procreation,
18 II (**)|                                By artificial homologous fertilization
19 II (**)|           in marriage. Homologous artificial fertilization can be carried
20 II (**)|          marriage. ~b) Homologous artificial insemination: the technique
21 II     |      considered. ~A. HETEROLOGOUS ARTIFICIAL FERTILIZATION ~
22 II,2   |              2. DOES HETEROLOGOUS ARTIFICIAL FERTILIZATION CONFORM TO
23 II,2   |           and ET and heterologous artificial insemination, human conception
24 II,2   |         in marriage. Heterologous artificial fertilization is contrary
25 II,2   |           its unity. Heterologous artificial fertilization violates the
26 II,2   |           concerning heterologous artificial fertilization: consequently
27 II,2   |         illicit. Furthermore, the artificial fertilization of a woman
28 II,2   |           not render heterologous artificial fertilization conformable
29 II,3   |        one to reject heterologous artificial fertilization: for it is
30 II,3   |           families. ~B HOMOLOGOUS ARTIFICIAL FERTILIZATION ~Since heterologous
31 II,3   | FERTILIZATION ~Since heterologous artificial fertilization has been declared
32 II,3   |         the process of homologous artificial fertilization: IVF and ET
33 II,3   |     fertilization: IVF and ET and artificial insemination between husband
34 II,4   |       moral problem of homologous artificial fertilization, since "it
35 II,4   |           of marriage. Homologous artificial fertilization, in seeking
36 II,4   |         with regard to homologous artificial fertilization. ~
37 II (47)|          resorting to this means (artificial fertilization) might render
38 II,6   |              6. HOW IS HOMOLOGOUS ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION TO BE EVALUATED
39 II,6   |        POINT OF VIEW? ~Homologous artificial insemination within marriage
40 II,6   |      proscribe the use of certain artificial means destined solely either
41 II,6   |            it is morally illicit. Artificial insemination as a substitute
42 III    |      authorities of techniques of artificial transmission of life and
43 III    |         approval to techniques of artificial procreation which, for the
44 III    |  connected with the techniques of artificial procreation and will find