Clinical Violence on Bioprecarious Bodies in Kishwar Desai's Origins of Love.

A literary criticism of the fictional mystery novel "Origins of Love," by Kishwar Desai is presented. The authors discuss how Desai speculated on the bioethical issue of artificial reproduction technology in India including commercial surrogacy. Also highlighted are the biopolitical confiscation of...

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Publicado en:	Women's Studies Vol. 52; no. 7; pp. 776 - 796
Autores principales:	Sharma, Eva, Malhotra, Isha
Formato:	Literary Criticism
Publicado:	Taylor & Francis Ltd 2023
Materias:	Origins of Love (Book) Desai, Kishwar Human reproductive technology in literature Surrogate motherhood Bioethics Biopolitics (Philosophy) Neoliberalism 21st century (Literary period)
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Sumario:	A literary criticism of the fictional mystery novel "Origins of Love," by Kishwar Desai is presented. The authors discuss how Desai speculated on the bioethical issue of artificial reproduction technology in India including commercial surrogacy. Also highlighted are the biopolitical confiscation of surrogate bodies, the Foucauldian notion of biopower in the ART markets, and the slow violence of neoliberalism in relation to reproductive technology.