2014
DOI: 10.7202/1025964ar
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Une autre manière de fabriquer de la parenté? Des nouvelles techniques de reproduction à l’utérus artificiel

Abstract: Dans les sociétés euraméricaines, le développement des nouvelles techniques de reproduction (NTR) interroge le modèle de parenté fondé sur la bilatéralité exclusive (chaque individu ne peut avoir qu’un seul père et une seule mère, d’une génération ascendante et de sexe différent) et sur l’idée que la parenté doit être au plus près de la nature. L'article montre le caractère ambivalent des effets des NTR sur le modèle de parenté euraméricain en s’appuyant à la fois sur l’état actuel des NTR et en se livrant à u… Show more

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“…Yet they have not undone the principle of 'exclusive bilaterality', thus annulling the potential of third-party assisted reproductive techniques to undermine this last principle, to split both motherhood and fatherhood among several people. This situation has been studied from different perspectives by a large number of researchers (Cadoret (2009), Delaisi de Parseval andCollard (2007), Déchaux (2014), Grace et al (2008), Konrad (1998), Théry (2009), Bestard (2009, who have approached it as a manifestation of the way in which the western model of kinship is embedded in families' practices and discourses, in the systems of assisted reproduction, and/or in the laws that regulate assisted reproduction.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet they have not undone the principle of 'exclusive bilaterality', thus annulling the potential of third-party assisted reproductive techniques to undermine this last principle, to split both motherhood and fatherhood among several people. This situation has been studied from different perspectives by a large number of researchers (Cadoret (2009), Delaisi de Parseval andCollard (2007), Déchaux (2014), Grace et al (2008), Konrad (1998), Théry (2009), Bestard (2009, who have approached it as a manifestation of the way in which the western model of kinship is embedded in families' practices and discourses, in the systems of assisted reproduction, and/or in the laws that regulate assisted reproduction.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%