Living Laboratories: Women and Reproductive Technologies
- 384pages
- 14 heures de lecture
Exploring the implications of advanced reproductive technologies, the narrative delves into the concept of an unborn fetus having children, challenging traditional notions of parenting and motherhood. It raises critical ethical and moral questions surrounding human reproduction and the treatment of women as 'living laboratories' in this context. Robyn Rowland's work has resonated deeply, earning its place as a classic in discussions about the intersection of science, ethics, and women's rights.
