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A Womb of His Own
E/aine Hoffman Baruch
Psychological Effects of the New Reproductive
Technologies
Eleanor Schuker
Brave New Baby In the Brave New World 149
Betty Jean Lifton
In Vitro Fertilization: Ethical Issues 155
Thomas A. Shannon
I. Ethical Issues Specific to the Technology of IVF 155
II. Broader Ethical Issues t6t
Conclusion 164
Moral ReOections on the New Technologies: A Catholic
Analysis· 167
Ronald D. Lawler
Procreative Liberty. Embryos. and Collaborative
Reproduction: A Legal Perspective
John A. Robertson
The Constitutional Status of a Right to Procreate
Embryo Status
Family and Rearing Issues
The Reification of Reproduction
Conclusion
Problems in Commercialized Surrogate Mothering
R. Alta Charo
Reproductive Technologies and tbe Bottom Line
Tabitha Pow/edge
135
141
179
IRO
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IRS
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193
195
203
Technology, Power and the State 211
J. A. Mazzeo
Prenatal Screening and Discriminatory Attitudes
About Disability n 7
Marsha Saxton
Eugenics: New Tools, Old Ideas 225
Ruth Hubbard
What Is Eugenics? 226
Nazi Eugenics 228
Prenatal Diagnosis 231
Women and Reproductive Technologies: A Partially
Annotated Bibliography 237
Donna M. Cirasole
Joni Seager
Preface 237
I. General Information 238
II. Law and Policy Considerations 246
III. Individual Technologies 248
IV. Further Preferences 255
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Embryos, Ethics,
and Women's Rights
Women & Health
Volume 13, Numbers 1/2
1988
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