Extracorporeal Pregnancy as a Feminist Issue
Extracorporeal Pregnancy as a Feminist Issue

Summary/Abstract: Extracorporeal pregnancy (ectogenesis) presents perhaps the culmination of reproductive technology (NRT). Second wave feminism welcomed the use of NRT (including extracorporealpregnancy) as a means of women’s liberation. Later on, theories belonging to thethird wave pointed out the negative implications of NRT and reclaimed the power of unassistedreproduction. This paper will try to point out some remaining productive potentials ofNRT and extracorporeal pregnancy. The author wishes to explore the changes in the conceptualisationof the integrity of the individual in the context of the feminist critique of ectogenesis.

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