Stevienna de Saille is a Research Fellow in the Institute for the Study of the Human (iHuman) at the University of Sheffield, UK.
This book presents a historicised account of the Feminist International Network of Resistance to Reproductive and Genetic Engineering (FINRRAGE), a coordinated effort during the 1980s and 1990s by an international group of women to create and disseminate feminist knowledge about the then-new field of reproductive technologies. Bringing insights from science and technology studies together with social movements and feminist theory, it seeks to examine larger questions about knowledge and expertise in activist engagements with rapidly-developing technologies, as well as explore an important and neglected episode of feminist history. Its findings will be relevant to scholars in science studies, gender and women's studies and social movements, as well as to anyone with an interest in reproductive technologies and the history of feminist activism.
|Explores the history of a global network of women resisting reproductive and genetic engineering
Discusses how feminist knowledge was created and disseminated in the past
Examines larger questions of activist engagement with rapidly developing technology using the feminist organisation FINRRAGE as a case study
This book presents a historicised account of the Feminist International Network of Resistance to Reproductive and Genetic Engineering (FINRRAGE), a coordinated effort during the 1980s and 1990s by an international group of women to create and disseminate feminist knowledge about the then-new field of reproductive technologies. Bringing insights from science and technology studies together with social movements and feminist theory, it seeks to examine larger questions about knowledge and expertise in activist engagements with rapidly-developing technologies, as well as explore an important and neglected episode of feminist history. Its findings will be relevant to scholars in science studies, gender and women's studies and social movements, as well as to anyone with an interest in reproductive technologies and the history of feminist activism.
Chapter 1 - Introduction.- Part I Action And Reflection: A Story Of Finrrage In 28 Voices.- Chapter 2 - Emergence.- Chapter 3 - Expansion.- Chapter 4 - Abeyance.- Part II Studying It Up: Finrrage As A Cognitive Praxis.- Chapter 5 - Writing The Resistance.- Chapter 6 - 'The Finrrage Position' As A Cognitive Praxis.- Chapter 7 - Final Words.- Chapter 8. The Women Of Finrrage Interviewed For This Book.
Über den Autor
Stevienna de Saille is a Research Fellow in the Institute for the Study of the Human (iHuman) at the University of Sheffield, UK.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Chapter 1 - Introduction.- Part I Action And Reflection: A Story Of Finrrage In 28 Voices.- Chapter 2 - Emergence.- Chapter 3 - Expansion.- Chapter 4 - Abeyance.- Part II Studying It Up: Finrrage As A Cognitive Praxis.- Chapter 5 - Writing The Resistance.- Chapter 6 - 'The Finrrage Position' As A Cognitive Praxis.- Chapter 7 - Final Words.- Chapter 8. The Women Of Finrrage Interviewed For This Book.
Klappentext
This book presents a historicised account of the Feminist International Network of Resistance to Reproductive and Genetic Engineering (FINRRAGE), a coordinated effort during the 1980s and 1990s by an international group of women to create and disseminate feminist knowledge about the then-new field of reproductive technologies. Bringing insights from science and technology studies together with social movements and feminist theory, it seeks to examine larger questions about knowledge and expertise in activist engagements with rapidly-developing technologies, as well as explore an important and neglected episode of feminist history. Its findings will be relevant to scholars in science studies, gender and women's studies and social movements, as well as to anyone with an interest in reproductive technologies and the history of feminist activism.
Explores the history of a global network of women resisting reproductive and genetic engineering
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Discusses how feminist knowledge was created and disseminated in the past
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Examines larger questions of activist engagement with rapidly developing technology using the feminist organisation FINRRAGE as a case study
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