Approaches Responsive to Reproductive Technologies: A Need for Critical Assessment and Directions for Further Study

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 6 (2):148 (1997)
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Abstract

Since its inception decades ago, technological intervention in human reproduction has been the subject of considerable attention and controversy. After identifying two focal points of debate, I focus in this paper upon an emerging body of literature responsive to a host of problematic issues that, scholars claim, reproductive technologies pose. Maintaining that critical assessment of this literature is necessary, I identify two areas of inquiry which deserve attention and, correspondingly, sketch directions which might guide further study

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