Women As Wombs
Philosophy and ethics
Reproductive Techniques
Women, united states, social conditions
Human reproductive technology
Women's Health
Women's studies
Women's rights
Aspect moral
Aspect politique
Medical ethics
Politics
Biology
Femmes
Conditions sociales
Moral and ethical aspects
Political aspects
New York Times reviewed
Women
Social conditions
Raymond argues that high-tech reproductive technologies violate the integrety of women's bodies, perpetuate an international trafficking in children and prostitution, and are a threat to women's basic human rights.
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