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expositions-1844	none	Prusak, Bernard G. Parental Obligations and Bioethics: The Duties of a Creator. New York: Routledge, 2013). 162pp. $125.00 (cloth). ISBN: 978–0–415–70333–8.	2015	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2451	67	28	Prusak does assess the case of children born through donation or surrogacy and notes that, while there are documented burdens associated with the lack of social ties to their biological progenitors, the lives of such children are not so disproportionately burdensome to conclude that the practices of gamete donation or surrogacy are inherently bad; however, he still finds the practice problematic for other reasons (76–7). He argues that giving one’s child up for adoption can be a justifiable response when one has procreated and then realized that they would Review of Parental Obligations and Bioethics 156 not be capable of fulfilling their parental obligations; nevertheless, this does not render the transfer of one’s parental responsibility to an adoptive couple good simpliciter, as harms may accrue to children whose foundational relationship of unconditional love with their birth parents has been disrupted.	cache/expositions-1844.pdf	txt/expositions-1844.txt