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Exchanging human bodily material: rethinking bodies and markets

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Beteilige Person:	Hoeyer, Klaus (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Dordrecht [u.a.] Springer 2013
Schlagwörter:	Sale of organs, tissues, etc Sale of organs, tissues, etc / Moral and ethical aspects Ethik Marktkonformität Transplantation Organhandel
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=025773517&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Umfang:	XI, 191 S. graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9789400752634 9789400752641

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adam_text	Contents 1 Introduction ............................................................................................... 1 Making the Case for a New Vocabulary: Exchange, Ubject, and Entitlement ........................................................................................... 4 Relational Concepts in a Moral Landscape ............................................ 6 The Wider Analytical Framework ............................................................... 7 Bodies and Persons ................................................................................ 8 Wetlands: Clarifying the Analytical Ambition ........................................... 10 Market or Gift Economy? Outlining the Debate About Markets in Human Body Parts ..................................................... 13 Pro-market Arguments ........................................................................... 13 Against Markets ..................................................................................... 16 Neither Gift Nor Market ......................................................................... 19 Structure of the Book .................................................................................. 21 References ................................................................................................... 27 2 What Is a Market? .................................................................................... 35 The Moral Paradigm of Market Thinking ................................................... 36 A Dichotomy Between Persons and Commodities ................................ 37 From Market Thinking to Analysis of Exchange ....................................... 40 Exchange Studies ................................................................................... 40 Performative Effects ............................................................................... 42 The Historical Rise of the Person-Commodity Dichotomy ........................ 42 Entitlements: From Authority to Property ............................................. 44 Power, Morality, and Property Regimes ................................................. 45 Bodies: Hybrids and Purification ................................................................ 48 Establishing a Legal Mandate for Ubject Exchange .............................. 48 Entitlements of the Living: The Rise of Agential Giving ...................... 49 Contemporary Contestations .................................................................. 51 Power, Resistance, and Morality ............................................................ 53 Exchange as a Set of Evolving Practices .................................................... 54 References ................................................................................................... 59 χ Contents 3 What Is a Human Body? .......................................................................... 65 Phenomenology, Postphenomenology, and the Issue of Subjectivity ......... 67 Challenges to the Singleton Model ............................................................. 70 Living Hybridity: From Cultural to Material Challenges ...................... 70 Doing Bodies in Medical Practices ............................................................. 71 Potentialized Subjecthood ...................................................................... 73 Sociopolitical Context and the Inability to Bring Closure ..................... 74 Bodies from the Perspective of Biology ..................................................... 75 Revisiting Classics and Classical Blind Spots ............................................ 78 Death, Dirt, and Purification .................................................................. 78 Superstition as a (Problematic) Analytical Category ............................. 80 Will, Pathology, and Postcapitalist Medical Practice .................................. 81 Will and the Sense of Control ................................................................ 83 Socio-material Will ................................................................................ 84 Making Wholes ........................................................................................... 85 References ................................................................................................... 91 4 Ubject Exchange as Everyday Practice ................................................... 99 (Ex)changing Blood for Genetic Research ................................................. 101 Entering the Field ................................................................................... 102 Selling Blood? ........................................................................................ 103 Wishes, Motives, and Uncertainty .......................................................... 105 The Right to Sell ................................................................................. 107 Ethics as Facilitation .............................................................................. 108 (Exchanging Hips From and For Implant Therapy .................................... 110 Bone on the Move: From Waste to Value ............................................... Ill How Bone Acquires a Price ................................................................... 113 Discourses of Bone Transfer .................................................................. 115 Blind Spots Produced by the Moral Paradigm of Market Thinking ...... 117 (Exchanging the Metal Hip ........................................................................ 118 Making Business in a Nonprofit Realm ................................................. 119 The Productivity of the Undefined ... Heat ........................................... 121 Generalizing) Reflections .......................................................................... 123 Vendors Are Themselves Anxious to Sell .......................................... 123 What Might Be at Stake for Most People .............................................. 125 Theft and the Affordances of Not Knowing ........................................... 126 Lessons Learned from Everyday Practices ................................................. 128 References ................................................................................................... 134 5 What Makes Markets in Body Parts So Controversial? ................... 141 Typology as Entry Point .............................................................................. 143 Why (Not) Include ................................................................................ 144 Characterizing Controversies ...................................................................... 147 Reinterpreting What the Market Does ................................................ 148 Reinterpreting the Medical Realm ...................................................... 152 Summing Up the Argument ................................................................... 153 Contents xi Reflections on the Study of Ubjects as an Intimate Research Practice ....... 154 Laughter ................................................................................................. 156 Ubjectology as a Vocation ....................................................................... 157 References ................................................................................................... 161 Conclusion ....................................................................................................... 165 What Is at Stake in the Debate About Markets in Human Body Parts ? .................................................................................... 167 Worthiness, Entitlements, and Understandings of Self ................................ 168 Trust ............................................................................................................. 169 The Legitimacy of Market Thinking ............................................................ 171 The Debate on Its Own Terms: Planning the Right Policy? ............................. 172 From Either/Or to Sane Balancing ............................................................... 172 Rationality .................................................................................................... 173 Implications .................................................................................................. 174 Justice ........................................................................................................... 175 Safety ............................................................................................................ 176 One Body, One Policy? ................................................................................ 176 Problematizations Revisited .............................................................................. 177 Scarcity ......................................................................................................... 177 From What to Decide to How to Decide ...................................................... 178 Valuation ...................................................................................................... 179 Needless Death ............................................................................................. 179 To Dream of Remedies Which Are Worse than the 111 ................................. 181 (Exchanging the Body ..................................................................................... 182 References ......................................................................................................... 184 Index ................................................................................................................. 189
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