https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2004.655
Percorsi femminili sull'accanimento riproduttivo
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L'Autrice esamina criticamente la tecnica di fecondazione in vitro (FIVET) dal punto di vista etico, mettendo in luce gli elementi di sproporzione dell'intervento tecnologico per la bassa efficacia, l'alto rischio per il nascituro, l'invasività per il corpo materno e gli elevati costi economici.
L'obiettivo del presente lavoro è contestare sia la terapeuticità della FIVET, sia contestare un luogo comune che vede il pensiero femminile favorevole alle tecnologie riproduttive. La sproporzionalità terapeutica viene quindi analizzata secondo l'ottica delle donne, alla luce di diverse prospettive: le prospettive della bioetica cosiddetta femminista e la prospettiva della bioetica al femminile.
L'articolo mette in luce le ragioni di non accettabilità della tecnica da parte di entrambe le prospettive, in particolare l'oggettivazione del corpo della donna ed il parassitismo della tecnologia. L'Autrice conclude illustrando il suo personale punto di vista sulla bioetica al femminile: il logos delle tecnologie riproduttive, che è quello dell'ottimizzazione di un prodotto, mette a serio rischio il valore simbolico della maternità, come luogo originario del prendersi cura.
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