Ten contributions from biological and medical anthropologists consider the social implications of recent advances in biotechnology. A sampling of topics includes the commodification of the organs of brain dead patients; the reactions of various governments to cloning technologies; and the medical experiences of persons with genetic illnesses. The p
| ISBN: | 9781930618206 |
| Publication date: | 15th April 2003 |
| Author: | Sarah Franklin |
| Publisher: | SAR Press |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 396 pages |
| Series: | School for Advanced Research Advanced Seminar Series |
| Genres: |
Sociology and anthropology |
Ten contributions from biological and medical anthropologists consider the social implications of recent advances in biotechnology. A sampling of topics includes the commodification of the organs of brain dead patients; the reactions of various governments to cloning technologies; and the medical experiences of persons with genetic illnesses.
Remaking Life & Death features in the following genres: Sociology and anthropology
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Remaking Life & Death was written by Sarah Franklin and published by SAR Press
Remaking Life & Death has 396 pages
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