Epicène
by Maurice Allais, Catherine Puigelier
Part of Science & Droit
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How does the book balance the deeply intimate nature of human reproduction with its massive, collective societal implications?
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In what ways does the narrative illustrate the friction between scientific possibility and legal or ethical boundaries?
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The description highlights extreme violations like genocide and crimes against humanity in the context of reproduction—how does the book approach these dark historical and propagandist realities without losing the human element?
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