Making Babies with Cows
Note: The conceit of section one of this essay is partial role reversal. How would a doctor who was a cow explain to yearling interns how to breed humans? This is what a cow might sound like if she thought about humans the ways that human purebred livestock breeders think about cows. Section two swi...
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Published in | Living with Animals pp. 142 - 156 |
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Format | Book Chapter |
Language | English |
Published |
Ithaca, NY
Cornell University Press
15.09.2018
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Summary: | Note: The conceit of section one of this essay is partial role reversal. How would a doctor who was a cow explain to yearling interns how to breed humans? This is what a cow might sound like if she thought about humans the ways that human purebred livestock breeders think about cows. Section two switches back to a human perspective and treats the extensive interventions into cattle reproduction as the mundane options that they have become for many farmers. This essay highlights the traffic of reproductive technologies across the porous human-bovine species boundary.
So, you want to get a human |
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ISBN: | 9781501724824 1501724827 |
DOI: | 10.7591/9781501724831-013 |