Specimens as Spectacles.
The article presents a conversation between feminist science studies scholar Sarah Franklin and Suzanne Anker on Anker's scholastic and artistic work on fetal specimens. It provides an brief overview on the history of fetal specimen collection, focusing on the forms of biological life frozen in a mo...
| Publicado en: | Social Text Vol. 29; no. 1_106; pp. 103 - 126 |
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Duke University Press
Spring2011
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