Reproducing Reproduction: Kinship, Power, and Technological Innovation
by Sarah Franklin, Helena Ragone
Reproducing Reproduction examines reproduction through the connected lenses of kinship, power, and technological innovation. Written by Sarah Franklin and Helena Ragone, this scholarly work offers readers an interdisciplinary perspective on the social and cultural dimensions of reproduction and its relationship to changing technologies.
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Reproducing Reproduction: Kinship, Power, and Technological Innovation explores reproduction as a subject shaped by social relationships, systems of power, and technological change.
The book focuses on the connections among kinship, reproduction, and innovation, highlighting how these themes can be understood together.
Written by Sarah Franklin and Helena Ragone, this scholarly work is suited to readers interested in social science perspectives on reproduction and related technologies.
Its themes place reproduction within broader discussions of society, culture, power, and the changing role of technology.
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