Unborn Fictions: Fetal Persons and Their Women Containers.
What do anti‐abortion proponents need to claim to make "unborn children" come alive as legal persons, in active conflict with, or even favored over, pregnant persons? This article begins to answer these questions, beginning by showing how artificial, corporate personhood became part of a powerful se...
| Published in: | Public Culture Vol. 37; no. 3; pp. 285 - 306 |
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Duke University Press
Sep2025
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