Bodies, commodities, and biotechnologies
death, mourning, and scientific desire in the realm of human organ transfer
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2009 - Columbia University Press, New York, New York (State)
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English
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- Internet Archivebodiescommoditie00shar
- Internet Archivebodiescommoditie0000shar
- Internet Archivebodiescommoditie0000shar_m4m4
- ISBN-100231138393
- ISBN-139780231138390
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- OCLC Control Number226360256
- Better World Books9780231138390
- Open LibraryOL25549138M
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- DDC306.4
- LCCGT497.U6S53 2009
- LCCGT497.U6 S53 2007eb
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MortDeathEthikGriefEthicsDeathsOrganesChagrinCulturalHuman bodyWertwandelKörperbildKorperbildAnthropologyCorps humainPublic PolicyAspect socialBiotechnologyBiotechnologieSOCIAL SCIENCESocial aspectsTransplantatiePopular CultureCultural PolicyTransplantationMedische ethiekOrgans (Anatomy)Symbolic aspectsPOLITICAL SCIENCEAspect symboliqueGreffe (Chirurgie)Organ TransplantationDisease & Health IssuesHuman body, social aspectsTransplantation of organs, tissuesTransplantation of organs, tissues, etc
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