toward an anthropology of the biosciences Franklin, Sarah Lock, Margaret M. text xxu Santa Fe School of American Research Press 2003 1st ed. monographic eng spa

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xii, 372 p. : ill. : 24 cm The boundaries of life now occupy a place of central concern among biological anthropologists. Because of the centrality of the modern biological definition of life to Euro-American medicine and anthropology, the definition of life itself and its contestation exemplify competing uses of knowledge. Animation and cessation: the remaking of life and death / Sarah Franklin and Margaret Lock -- On beginning and ending with apoptosis: cell death and biomedicine / Hannah Landecker -- Life/time warranty: rechargeable cells and extendable lives / Linda F. Hogle -- Ethical biocapital: new strategies of cell culture / Sarah Franklin -- Cell life and death, child life and death: genomic horizons, genetic diseases, family stories / Rayna Rapp -- On making up the good-as-dead in a utilitarian world / Margaret Lock -- Suspended animation: a brine shrimp essay / Corinne P. Hayden -- Life@sea: networking marine biodiversity into biotech futures / Stefan Helmreich -- Embryo tales / Lynn Morgan -- Cloning mutts, saving tigers: ethical emergents in technocultural dog worlds / Donna J. Haraway. ed. by Sarah Franklin ... Includes bibliographical references (p. 329-360) and index Vida (biología) Aspectos sociales Antropología médica Reproduktionsmedizin Anthropologie Aufsatzsammlung Medizin Wissenschaftlich-technischer Fortschritt Sozialethik Aufsatzsammlung QP 81 R384 2003 570 1930618190 9781930618190 1930618204 9781930618206 http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy037/2003002084.html http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy037/2003002084.html GEBAY 030808 20230411090045.0 ger