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| The Mother Machine: Reproductive Technologies from Artificial Insemination to the Artificial Womb | ||
| from
review: San Francisco Chronicle July 14, l985 |
...Corea's analysis is so thorough and so well documented. Mother Machine is to the politics of birth, reproduction and reproductive technologies what Susan Brownmiller's book, Against Our Will, was to rape: A lucid, compelling, relentless, visionary analysis that sounds a clarion call to which we should all listen. | |
|
from
review: |
This is the most important, unique, disturbing, and challenging study of human reproductive technologies I have encountered in the 20 years I have devoted to studying the scientific and social aspects of human reproductive technologies...A meticulously researched, documented study... | |