Liminal Lives : Imagining the Human at the Frontiers of Biomedicine /
Embryo adoptions, stem cells capable of transforming into any cell in the human body, intra- and inter-species organ transplantation & mdash;these and other biomedical advances have unsettled ideas of what it means to be human, of when life begins and ends. In the first study to consider the cul...
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Durham :
Duke University Press,
2004.
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Table des matières:
- The uses of literature for feminist science studies: tracing liminal lives
- The cultured cell: life and death at Strangeways
- The hybrid embryo and xenogenic desire
- Giant babies: graphing growth in the early twentieth century
- Incubabies and rejuvenates: the traffic between technologies of reproduction and age extension
- Transplant medicine and transformative narrative
- Liminal performances of aging: from replacement to regeneration
- Coda: the pluripotent discourse of stem cells: liminality, relexivity, and literature.


