Ectogenesis, the gestation of the foetus outside of the human body, will not for much longer
be in the realm of science fiction; a number of projects attempting to develop ectogenetic …

This book raises many moral, legal, social, and political, questions related to possible
development, in the near future, of an artificial womb for human use. Is ectogenesis ever …

This paper explores the concept of ectogenesis in both the partial and the complete forms
and argues for the moral permissibility of artificial womb technology in some restricted …

Ectogenesis refers to the artificial gestation of a fetus outside the womb. Despite certain
advantages for women's reproductive liberty, feminist groups remain divided regarding this …

KIE: In one chapter of their 1984 book The Reproductive Revolution (published in North
America as Making Babies), Wells and Peter Singer make a case for the development of …

The potential benefits of an alternative to physical gestation are numerous. These include
providing reproductive options for prospective parents who are unable to establish or …

This article is concerned with the challenges ectogenesis, or the potential artificial womb,
pose for feminists concerning the abortion debate. Some sources have welcomed …

At some point in the future–perhaps within the next few decades–it will be possible for
foetuses to develop completely outside the womb. Ectogenesis, as this technology is called …

The availability of computer‐controlled artificial hearts, kidneys, and lungs, as well as the
possibility of implanting human embryos in ex vivo uterus models or an artificial …

If there is any contemporary debate that is intractable, the debate about abortion is. The
intractability arises particularly on account of those who oppose all abortions and those who …