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СУММА (БИО)ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ: ПРАКТИКИ ВСПОМОГАТЕЛЬНОЙ РЕПРОДУКЦИИ КАК ПРОСТРАНСТВО СОЦИАЛЬНЫХ ТРАНСФОРМАЦИЙ И ЭТИЧЕСКИХ ВЫЗОВОВ

The new millennium moved us solidly into a brave new world when the human genetic code was cracked in the year 2000, outlining the biochemical recipe, encoded in DNA, for manufacturing and operating a complete human being. This new world is characterized by extensive reconfiguration of life itself,...

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Publicado en:Topos (18150047) no. 2/3; pp. 54 - 69
Autor principal: Селезнёва, Анна
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: European Humanities University 2014
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        assisted reproduction technologies
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      ab: The new millennium moved us solidly into a brave new world when the human genetic code was cracked in the year 2000, outlining the biochemical recipe, encoded in DNA, for manufacturing and operating a complete human being. This new world is characterized by extensive reconfiguration of life itself, a spectacular blurring of categories and a bewildering complexity of biosocial realities and associated technologies. The article seeks to determine the nature of the social consequences that have followed the deployment of new technologies, pointing at the increasingly complex relationship between 'the human' and 'the technological', addresses the ethical and political questions arising from the constant transformation and manipulation of humanity, by means of reinforcing the powers of medicalization and progressive rates of a social demand for associated technologies, based on biotechnological breakthroughs. Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) could be approached as a profoundly contradicted and highly dynamic function that links culture, biology and nature.
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