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Persons as Producers: Why bioethics should be concerned with work culture and the structure of labor
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Posted on by May 1, 2018
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Today, May 1, is known in the labor rights movement as May Day or International Workers’ Day. It celebrates the dignity of laboring humans and the right to be seen as and live as fully human. I want to use … Continue reading →

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Labor Without Respite: Tennis, pregnancy, and other ‘unexpected feats’

Posted on by May 11, 2017
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GUEST CONTRIBUTORS Agomoni Ganguli-Mitra (Dr. sc. med., Research Associate, Liminal Spaces Project; Teaching Fellow, School of Law; Executive committee member, Mason Institute; University of Edinburgh Law School, UK) Verina Wild (Dr. med., Philosophy Department, Ludwig-Maximilians- University Munich, Germany)  Social media … Continue reading →

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