Abstract
Feminists have constructed a "grand theory" of infertility and new reproductive techniques that has little to do with reality. Much of the discussion of reproductive technology is written in highly abstract, philosophical terms, rather than in the more experiential, narrative style which characterizes much of feminist jurisprudence. The infertile woman is generally voiceless and invisible in the telling of this story; when she does appear she is dismissed or criticized. This Article is an attempt to begin dialogue which incorporates her perspective into the discussion.
Recommended Citation
Linda J. Lacey,
"O Wind, Remind Him That I Have No Child": Infertility and Feminist Jurisprudence,
5
Mich. J. Gender & L.
163
(1998).
Available at:
https://repository.law.umich.edu/mjgl/vol5/iss1/4