JOAN CALLAHAN is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kentucky. She is the editor of Menopause: A Midlife Passage and Ethical Issues in Professional Life and the co-author of Preventing Birth: Contemporary Methods and Related Moral Controversies.

• AcknowledgmentsEditors's Preface: Reproduction, Ethics, and the Law: Feminist PerspectivesPart I: Reconsidering ParenthoodIntroduction1. Adoption as a Feminist Alternative to Reproductive Technology — Joan Mahoney2. Feminist Perspectives and Gestational Motherhood: The Search for a Unified LegalFocus — Rosemarie Tong3. Listening to the Voices of the Infertile — Barbara J. Berg4. The Metamorphosis of Motherhood — Patricia SmithPart II: Prenatal and Postnatal AuthorityIntroduction5. Choosing Children's Sex: Challenges to Feminism — Helen B. Holmes6. Frozen Embryos and "Fathers' Rights": Parenthood and Decision-Making in the Cryopreservationof Embryos — Christine Overall7. As If There Were Fetuses Without Women: A Remedial Essay — Mary B. Mahowald8. Fathers' Rights, Mothers' Wrongs?: Reflections on Unwed Fathers' Rights, Patriarchy, and SexEquality — Mary L. ShanleyPart III: Electing and Preventing BirthIntroduction9. Ensuring a Stillborn: The Ethics of Lethal Injection in Late Abortion — Joan C. Callahan10. RU 486: Progress or Peril? — Janice G. Raymond11. Loving Future People — Laura M. PurdyPart IV: Prenatal and Preconceptive Harm12. Collective Bad Faith: "Protecting" the Fetus — Janet Gallagher13. A Womb of One's Own — Joan E. Bertin14. The Discriminatory Nature of Industrial Health-Hazard Policies and Some Implication for Third-WorldWomen Workers — Uma NarayanContributorsIndex

JOAN CALLAHAN is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kentucky. She is the editor of Menopause: A Midlife Passage and Ethical Issues in Professional Life and the co-author of Preventing Birth: Contemporary Methods and Related Moral Controversies.

• AcknowledgmentsEditors's Preface: Reproduction, Ethics, and the Law: Feminist PerspectivesPart I: Reconsidering ParenthoodIntroduction1. Adoption as a Feminist Alternative to Reproductive Technology — Joan Mahoney2. Feminist Perspectives and Gestational Motherhood: The Search for a Unified LegalFocus — Rosemarie Tong3. Listening to the Voices of the Infertile — Barbara J. Berg4. The Metamorphosis of Motherhood — Patricia SmithPart II: Prenatal and Postnatal AuthorityIntroduction5. Choosing Children's Sex: Challenges to Feminism — Helen B. Holmes6. Frozen Embryos and "Fathers' Rights": Parenthood and Decision-Making in the Cryopreservationof Embryos — Christine Overall7. As If There Were Fetuses Without Women: A Remedial Essay — Mary B. Mahowald8. Fathers' Rights, Mothers' Wrongs?: Reflections on Unwed Fathers' Rights, Patriarchy, and SexEquality — Mary L. ShanleyPart III: Electing and Preventing BirthIntroduction9. Ensuring a Stillborn: The Ethics of Lethal Injection in Late Abortion — Joan C. Callahan10. RU 486: Progress or Peril? — Janice G. Raymond11. Loving Future People — Laura M. PurdyPart IV: Prenatal and Preconceptive Harm12. Collective Bad Faith: "Protecting" the Fetus — Janet Gallagher13. A Womb of One's Own — Joan E. Bertin14. The Discriminatory Nature of Industrial Health-Hazard Policies and Some Implication for Third-WorldWomen Workers — Uma NarayanContributorsIndex

JOAN CALLAHAN is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kentucky. She is the editor of Menopause: A Midlife Passage and Ethical Issues in Professional Life and the co-author of Preventing Birth: Contemporary Methods and Related Moral Controversies.

• AcknowledgmentsEditors's Preface: Reproduction, Ethics, and the Law: Feminist PerspectivesPart I: Reconsidering ParenthoodIntroduction1. Adoption as a Feminist Alternative to Reproductive Technology — Joan Mahoney2. Feminist Perspectives and Gestational Motherhood: The Search for a Unified LegalFocus — Rosemarie Tong3. Listening to the Voices of the Infertile — Barbara J. Berg4. The Metamorphosis of Motherhood — Patricia SmithPart II: Prenatal and Postnatal AuthorityIntroduction5. Choosing Children's Sex: Challenges to Feminism — Helen B. Holmes6. Frozen Embryos and "Fathers' Rights": Parenthood and Decision-Making in the Cryopreservationof Embryos — Christine Overall7. As If There Were Fetuses Without Women: A Remedial Essay — Mary B. Mahowald8. Fathers' Rights, Mothers' Wrongs?: Reflections on Unwed Fathers' Rights, Patriarchy, and SexEquality — Mary L. ShanleyPart III: Electing and Preventing BirthIntroduction9. Ensuring a Stillborn: The Ethics of Lethal Injection in Late Abortion — Joan C. Callahan10. RU 486: Progress or Peril? — Janice G. Raymond11. Loving Future People — Laura M. PurdyPart IV: Prenatal and Preconceptive Harm12. Collective Bad Faith: "Protecting" the Fetus — Janet Gallagher13. A Womb of One's Own — Joan E. Bertin14. The Discriminatory Nature of Industrial Health-Hazard Policies and Some Implication for Third-WorldWomen Workers — Uma NarayanContributorsIndex