Introduction: Feminism, Autonomy, and Reproductive Technology

Techne 16 (1):1-2 (2012)
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This introduction presents the converging points of view (including those from continental philosophy, analytic philosophy, psychology and sociology) on issues regarding reproductive technologies, especially as they relate to childbirth.

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