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About this book
Argues that regulation of the substance that creates life and spreads harm is crucial in a post-Roe America
Controls on sexual reproduction are so familiar. Check out any authority over human livesâreligious, medical, sociopolitical, familial, psychologicalâand you'll find teachings about what people must, shouldn't, may, and may not do with their reproductive organs. In this landscape of control, one active participant has been escaping its share of deserved attention. Semen is the quintessential hazardous substance, a fluid that delivers unique benefit along with unique risk, but until now nobody has set out to control it.
In Making the Best of Semen Anita Bernstein sets out to manage a significant fluid that calls for much more attention that it receives. The benefits and harms that semen delivers when it travels onto mucosa are not only extraordinary: they also lie within the reach of regulation. Bernstein lays out the problem of unmentionability that shields semen from controls and documents the upheavals for which this substance is responsible. As the first book to broach regulation of semen, Making the Best of Semen focuses on the rendering of good things that semen regulation could furnish.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Series Editor
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Introduction: Can We Talk About Semen? Probably Not. Consequences Follow.
- Part I. Reasons to Take Action
- Part II. What Is to Be Done?
- Acknowledgments
- Notes
- Index
- About the Author