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Desenvolvimento sustentável
Biotecnologia da saúde
Genética
Corpo
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O artigo discute tendências dominantes e contra tendências em genética e biotecnologia da saúde, seguindo principalmente as perspectivas teóricas de Rose, Haraway e Braidotti e seus seguidores, reformuladas para o contexto do desenvolvimento, e em direção a uma recriação positiva das relações de gênero e do desenvolvimento sustentável. Os elementos conceituais dessas teorias incluem: a ascensão do cidadão biopolítico, o desenvolvimento de biossocialidades e a construção da biopolítica focada na responsabilidade genética e na ética do corpo.
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