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Provedor de dados:  Buscador Latinoamericano
País:  Ecuador
Título:  El embrión extra : ética de vida, ética de parentesco y cryopreservación en las clínicas ecuatorianas de fertilización in-vitro (Dossier)
Autores:  Roberts, Elizabeth
Data:  2009-07-08
Ano:  2005
Palavras-chave:  REPRODUCCIÓN ASISTIDA
FERTILIZACIÓN IN VITRO
ÉTICA DE VIDA
PARENTESCO
IGLESIA CATOLICA
ANTROPOLOGÍA
CRYOPRESERVACIÓN DE EMBRIONES
ECUADOR
ASSISTED REPRODUCTION
IN VITRO FERTILIZATION
ETHIC OF LIFE
KINSHIP
CATHOLIC CHURCH
ANTHROPOLOGY
Resumo:  In this paper I trace two divergent understandings of personhood that manifest through the technology of embryo cryopreservation in Ecuadorian IVF clinics. Those who wish to cryopreserve embryos participate in what I call “life ethics”, and following the edicts of the Catholic Church, view the embryo as sacred human life that should not be destroyed. Those who wish to dispose of embryos participate in what I call “kin ethics” and view the embryo as a member of a larger family. Within this model freezing leaves embryos open to the possibility of their future circulation out side the bounds of the natal family. These findings have implications for the debates about when life begins and also demonstrates that the Catholic Church is not the only force in determining ethical responses to new reproductive technologies in Ecuador.

In this paper I trace two divergent understandings of personhood that manifest through the technology of embryo cryopreservation in Ecuadorian IVF clinics. Those who wish to cryopreserve embryos participate in what I call “life ethics”, and following the edicts of the Catholic Church, view the embryo as sacred human life that should not be destroyed. Those who wish to dispose of embryos participate in what I call “kin ethics” and view the embryo as a member of a larger family. Within this model freezing leaves embryos open to the possibility of their future circulation out side the bounds of the natal family. These findings have implications for the debates about when life begins and also demonstrates that the Catholic Church is not the only force in determining ethical responses to new reproductive technologies in Ecuador.

Traducción del inglés: Ana Oña . -- Revisión final: Edison Hurtado
Tipo:  Artículo
Idioma:  Espanhol
Identificador:  Roberts, Elizabeth. El embrión extra: ética de vida, ética de parentesco y cryopreservación en las clínicas ecuatorianas de fertilización in-vitro (Dossier). En: Íconos: revista de ciencias sociales. Religión, identidad y política, Quito: FLACSO sede Ecuador, (no. 22, mayo 2005): pp. 75-82. ISSN: 1390-1249

http://hdl.handle.net/10469/741
Editor:  Quito : FLACSO sede Ecuador
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