Visions in the Pandora’s Box. Biolaw. Book I. Legal mythology of the human body. Fluctuations of legal personality

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With the development of biotechnology and biomedicine, a number of concepts in the social and legal spheres have been challenged. Scientists from different countries have opened the Pandora's Box and continue to offer us the impossible. For decades, bioethics has been battling to define boundaries in science. At first, these battles were far from the law, and the lawyers watched their development, driven solely by their personal curiosity. Today, however, they are part of our lives, and bioethics is ready for a close partnership with the law: is it lawful to remove a limb as a type of body modification? Can I rent parts of my body for tattooing "body advertisement"? Father or mother is the transsexual man who, after a change of gender, has given birth to a child? Who owns the generations of genetically modified plants and animals? When does man emerge in the context of highly developed prenatal medicine…