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From: lauraf@teklds.UUCP (Laura Freeman)
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Subject: Re: Technology, Literature, Scientists, & Engineers
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Date: Mon, 17-Jun-85 21:54:06 EDT
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No one has mentioned these yet:

_Machina Ex Dea. Feminist Perspectives on Technology_ 
edited by Joan Rothschild, 1983, Athene Series, Pergamon

The subtitle about covers it, except to say that it contains 
quite a variety of opinions.  An excellent book.


_Test-tube Women. What Future for Motherhood?_
edited by Rita Arditti, Renate Duelli Klein, and Shelly Minden,
1984, Pandora Press

A fascinating and sometimes frightening look at reproductive
technology, including genetic engineering, sperm banks, test-tube
fertilization, sex selection, surrogate mothering, and the 
experiments with new contraceptives being conducted in Third World
countries.



Laura Freeman