Throughout most of human history women have been defined by their biological role in
reproduction, seen first and foremost as gestators, which has led to the reproductive system …

Hysteria was a frequently diagnosed illness in the West through the nineteenth and much of
the twentieth century. Today the medical profession has virtually abandoned the diagnosis …

This PhD thesis considers legal and ethical questions surrounding the development of
artificial womb technologies. In 2017, scientists based in Philadelphia and in Western …

Sažetak Women are underrepresented in philosophy. And pregnancy is under-researched
in philosophy. Can a connection be made between the two? I will argue that whilst the …

This chapter provides a historical account of the transformation of pregnancy through
philosophical theory and legal practice. What has remained seemingly consistent across …

This article contends that despite the resurrection recently seen among popular horror
genres, a number of concerns arguably remain consistent including problematic notions …