Expecting trouble : surrogacy, fetal abuse, and new reproductive technologies

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Expecting trouble : surrogacy, fetal abuse, and new reproductive technologies

edited by Patricia Boling ; with a foreword of Nancy Hartsock

Westview Press, 1995

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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内容説明

The growing availability of new reproductive technologies have raised moral and political questions, not only for pregnant women, but for anyone who wishes the State to make wise and humane decisions in this extremely sensitive area. This book brings together a group of feminist scholars to explore the ethics and politics of questions such as surrogacy, genetic intervention, in-vitro fertilization, and other issues affecting the unborn child. It discusses the wide range of technologies and their moral implications, and is intended for anyone involved in decisions on the unborn child, from parents to medical practitioners.

目次

  • The tailor-made child - implications for women and the State, Patricia Bayer Richard
  • foetal personhood - political identity under construction, Deirdre Moira Condit
  • foetal endangerment vs foetal warfare - discretion of prosecutors in determining criminal liability, Ruth Ann Strickland and Marcia Lynn Whicker
  • a gender analysis of policy formation - the case of foetal abuse, Jean Reith Schroedel and Paul Peretz
  • punishment, treatment, empowerment - three approaches to policy for pregnant addicts, Iris Marion Young
  • the ACLU philosophy and the right to abuse the unborn, Phillip E. Johnson
  • the trope of the dark continent in the foetal-harm debates - "Africanism" and the right to choice, Lisa C. Bower
  • "surrogate mothering" and women's freedom - a critique of contracts for human reproduction, Mary Lyndon Shanley
  • the "gift" of a child - commercial surrogacy, gift surrogacy and motherhood, Uma Narayan.

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