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Fetal–Maternal Intra-action

2016-09-22

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Extensively employed in reproductive science, the term fetal–maternal interface describes how maternal and fetal tissues interact in the womb to produce the transient placenta, purporting a theory of pregnancy where ‘mother’, ‘fetus’, and ‘placenta’ are already-separate entities. However, considerable scientific evidence supports a different theory, which is also elaborated in feminist and new materialist literatu...

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Literature Corpus work: 133f89f3-07b7-5a66-93a3-c8ce13951a93
DOI: 10.1177/1357034x16662323

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