Ethical Issues in Human Reproductive Technology: Analysis by Women Workshop Records 1975-1982

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Ethical Issues in Human Reproductive Technology: Analysis by Women Workshop Records 1975-1982

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This workshop, held at Hampshire College on June 24-29, 1979, was the first conference on reproductive technology to focus on women's perceptions of the ethical issues involved. The file, kept by principal investigator Helen B. Holmes, includes material on grant proposals and planning, the conference itself, two books which were later published of the conference proceedings, and reaction to the conference and the books.

5 boxes; ( 2.5 linear ft.)

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Hampshire College Archives

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Ethical Issues in Human Reproductive Technology: Analysis by Women Workshop.

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This workshop (known by the acronym EIRTAW), held at Hampshire College on June 24-29, 1979, was the first conference on reproductive technology to focus on women's perceptions of the ethical issues involved. It was funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) through the EVIST (Ethical Issues in Science and Technology) program. Many of the NSF evaluators of the proposal and the program (the majority were male) doubted the legitimacy of this focus on women's opinions, as documente...

Holmes, Helen B.

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