In the Beginning Was the Gene: The Hegemony of Genetic Thinking in Contemporary Culture.
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From Mad Scientist of Bad Scientist: Richard Seed as Biogovernmental Event.
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Compliance Rhetoric and the Improverishment of Context.
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An Embryonic Nation: Life Against Health in Canadian Biotechnological Discourse.
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Reconfigured Bodies: The Problem of Ownership.
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Technology, Corporeal Permeability, Ideology.
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Why the Biotechnological Body Matters: Introduction to the Special Issue.
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