A Question of Identity

About this book

In a world grappling with the implications of rapid scientific advancement, "A Question of Identity" by Frank Riley explores the intricate relationship between technology and humanity. Set against a backdrop of societal transformation, the narrative confronts profound philosophical dilemmas surrounding personal identity and the essence of being human. With its compelling examination of the legal ramifications of identity and the moral questions raised by scientific progress, this science fiction novel invites readers to ponder the very nature of existence. Ideal for students and civic activists, Riley's work challenges us to reflect on our unalienable rights and the responsibilities that accompany them, making it a thought-provoking addition to any discussion on identity and ethics.

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