Reproducing Jews: A Cultural Account of Assisted Conception in Israel (Body, commodity, text)
Susan Martha Kahn's 'Reproducing Jews' presents a cultural examination of assisted conception in Israel, part of the Body, Commodity, Text series. It explores how reproductive technologies influence Jewish communal and familial practices, blending anthropology with insights into religion and society in a distinctive national context.
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In 'Reproducing Jews,' Susan Martha Kahn provides a detailed cultural account of assisted conception in Israel. The work delves into the ways in which reproductive technologies are integrated into Jewish life and traditions.
The book is part of the 'Body, Commodity, Text' series, highlighting the intersections of biology, culture, and society. It focuses on the specific context of Israel, where assisted reproduction raises profound questions about kinship and community.
Through ethnographic insights, Kahn explores how these practices shape Jewish identities and family structures. The analysis underscores the cultural dimensions of reproduction in a modern, technologically advanced setting.
This scholarly text contributes to broader discussions in anthropology and sociology, offering a nuanced perspective on global reproductive trends within a localized cultural framework.
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