Imagining Human Reproduction. Introduction: Imagining Human Reproduction

Phenomenology and Mind 19 (19):12 (2020)
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Abstract

Questions about human reproduction and parental responsibility run through our lives. They shape our experience as natal and mortal beings and orient our thinking about generation: the process by which we come to be; the activity in which we engage or choose not to engage as procreative beings; our syncopated sense of time; our responsibility for the continuity of human life on a finite and vulnerable planet. Like all living species, humans tend to reproduce. For this reason, assumptions abou...

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