Of Woman Born? Technology, Relationship, and the Right to a Human Mother
JS Hendricks - 2011 - ir.law.utk.edu
2011•ir.law.utk.edu
This article explores the legal implications of a scientific fantasy: the fantasy of building
artificial wombs that could gestate a human child from conception. It takes as its touchstone
a claim by sociologist Barbara Katz Rothman, who writes,“Every human child has a right to a
human mother.”
artificial wombs that could gestate a human child from conception. It takes as its touchstone
a claim by sociologist Barbara Katz Rothman, who writes,“Every human child has a right to a
human mother.”
Abstract
This article explores the legal implications of a scientific fantasy: the fantasy of building artificial wombs that could gestate a human child from conception. It takes as its touchstone a claim by sociologist Barbara Katz Rothman, who writes,“Every human child has a right to a human mother.”
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