Feminist Bioethics At the Center, on the Margins
- Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Press 2010
- 307p
includes index and biblioraphy
PART I INTRODUCTION TO FEM1N1ST BIOETHICS 1 PETYA FITZPATRICK AND JACKIE LEACH SCULLY i The Expanding Landscape: Recent Directions in Feminist Bioethics 11 ANNE DONCHIN 2 "It Is Her Problem, Not Ours": Contributions of Feminist Bioethics to the Mainstream 23 CHRISTOPH REHMANN-SUTTER 3 Broadening the Feminism in Feminist Bioethics 45 RICHARD TWINE PART II THEORY IN FEMINIST BIOETHICS 6l PETYA FITZPATRICK AND JACKIE LEACH SCULLY 4 Conceptions of Autonomy and Conceptions of the Body in Bioethics 71 CATRIONA MACKENZIE 5 Trust, Method, and Moral Progress in Feminist Bioethics 91 JESSICA PRATA MILLER 6 The Right to Life: Rethinking Universalism in Bioethics 107 MARY C. RAWLINSON PART III. FROM THEORY TO METHOD 131 JACKIE LEACH SCULLY 7 Bodies, Connectedness, and Knowledge: A Contextual Approach to Hereditary Cancer Genetics 139 LORI D`AGINCOURT-CANNING 8 Stories of Innocence and Experience: Bodily Narrative and Rape 157 FIONA UTLEY 9 Where`s the Harm? Challenging Bioethical Support of Prenatal Selection for Sexual Orientation 174 JANICE MCLAUGHLIN 10 Toward a Methodology for Technocratic Transformation: Feminist Bioethics, Midwifery, and Women`s Health in the Twenty-first Century 190 AL-YASHA ILHAAM AND INA MAY GASKIN PART IV UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENCE: MAKING AND BREAKING CONNECTIONS WITHIN AND BETWEEN THE MARGINS 2O/ LAUREL E. BALDWIN-RAGAVEN AND JACKIE LEACH SCULLY 11 The Difference Difference Makes: Public Health and the Complexities of Racial and Ethnic Differences 221 RUTH GROENHOUT 12 Feminist Bioethics and Indigenous Research Reform in Australia: Is an Alliance across Gender, Racial, and Cultural Borders a Useful Strategy for Promoting Change? 243 JENNIFER BAKER, TERRY DUNBAR, AND MARGARET SCRIMGEOUR 13 Chinas Birth Control Program through Feminist Lenses 257 JING-BAO NIE 14 A Feminist Standpoint on Disability: Our Bodies, Ourselves 278 MARY B. MAHOWALD