Replacement parts: the fragmentation and mystification of the body in the human embryonic stem cell debates
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Master's
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Master of Arts
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Department of Anthropology
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Replacement parts.
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Subject/Keywords
Human body--Social aspects
Embryonic stem cells--Therapeutic use--Moral and ethical aspects
Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc--Social aspects
Embryonic stem cells--Therapeutic use--Social aspects
Human body (Philosophy)
Debates and debating--Social aspects
Identity (Psychology)
Sale of organs, tissues, etc--Social aspects
Embryonic stem cells--Therapeutic use--Moral and ethical aspects
Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc--Social aspects
Embryonic stem cells--Therapeutic use--Social aspects
Human body (Philosophy)
Debates and debating--Social aspects
Identity (Psychology)
Sale of organs, tissues, etc--Social aspects
Language
en