Titlebook: Manufacturing Babies and Public Consent; Debating the New Rep José Dyck Book 1995 José Van Dyck 1995 culture.fertility.in vitro fertilizati

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Constructing the Need for New Reproductive Technologies,n 1972.. While research on human IVF was erminated in the United States in the mid-1970s, clinical research in Britain continued. This resulted in 1978 in the birth of Louise Brown in Oldham, a town in north-west England. For Edwards and Steptoe this birth meant the crown on decades of experimentation.

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Reading Science, Journalism and Fiction as Culture,e rare exceptions, journalists obediently reported Rorvik’s claim without challenging its truthfulness.. . sold 100 000 copies in its first print, and the paperback rights were sold immediately after publication.

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ly medical researchers and feminists. The new technologies have been both embraced as the cure to infertility and condemned as the exploitation of women‘s bodies. Reconstructing this debate, Van Dyck juxtaposes a variety of textual material, from scientific articles to newspaper articles and works of fiction.978-0-333-62965-9978-0-230-37342-6

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Feminist Assessments of New Reproductive Technologies,Marge Piercy’s . (1975). Both Firestone and Piercy envisioned reproductive technologies to be liberating instruments, which could help women achieve a non-sexist society. Their views have had substantial impact on feminist contributions to the debate on new reproductive technologies in the 1980s.

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