Bioethics Beyond Altruism Donating and Transforming Human Biological Materials

200 C. Kroløkke and M.N. Petersen filled. This is cemented by the tendency to position commissioning parents who engage in comme ...

8 Keeping it in the Family: Debating the Bio-Intimacy ... 201 turn to an analysis of the Danish and Swedish debates on UT and no ...

202 C. Kroløkke and M.N. Petersen a family (Anna 2014 ). Similarly, Christine—a Danish woman hop- ing to undergo UT in Sweden re ...

8 Keeping it in the Family: Debating the Bio-Intimacy ... 203 their partner’s sperm and the woman carries the pregnancy. The chi ...

204 C. Kroløkke and M.N. Petersen her mother’s uterus into her own body as not only ensuring a chance at pregnancy and children, ...

8 Keeping it in the Family: Debating the Bio-Intimacy ... 205 affectively motivated in terms of feminised affective labour. She ...

206 C. Kroløkke and M.N. Petersen organisations have been quiet, but the question about gay male repro- ductive citizenship has ...

8 Keeping it in the Family: Debating the Bio-Intimacy ... 207 period only, thus, separating reproduction from the bio-intimate r ...

208 C. Kroløkke and M.N. Petersen Notes We use UT to refer to uterine transplantation in general. We use UTx to specifically re ...

8 Keeping it in the Family: Debating the Bio-Intimacy ... 209 Associated Press. (2015, August 25). Swedish woman who gave birth ...

210 C. Kroløkke and M.N. Petersen J.  M.  Maher (Eds.), The globalization of motherhood: Deconstructions and reconstructions of ...

8 Keeping it in the Family: Debating the Bio-Intimacy ... 211 Laclau, E., & Mouffe, C. (1985). Hegemony and the social strat ...

212 C. Kroløkke and M.N. Petersen Kristeligt Dagblad. Retrieved August 15, 2016, from http://www.kristeligt- dagblad.dk/danmark/ ...

8 Keeping it in the Family: Debating the Bio-Intimacy ... 213 Michael Nebeling Petersen is Assistant Professor at the University ...

We are left to invent a new way of being human where bodily parts go into each other’s bodies, redesigning the landscape of boun ...

216 G. O’Brien compromised sense of personhood (Kierans 2011 ). As Crowley-Matoka ( 2005 ) emphasises, life does not return to “ ...

9 Gift-of-life? The Psychosocial Experiences ... 217 the exchange that takes place in the context of transplantation, gift- givi ...

218 G. O’Brien ‘the gift’), recipients are compelled to assume practices of self-care that are, in effect, a form of reciprocati ...

9 Gift-of-life? The Psychosocial Experiences ... 219 understandings of the gift-of-life metaphor relate to their transplanta- ti ...

220 G. O’Brien prospective recipients: 13 heart and six liver recipients, and one liver and ten kidney prospective recipients. P ...