Dear all

this call for suggestions went out a while ago, and some of you did indeed respond -- many thanks to those who did. I am just re-sending it, post-Mexico FAB, as a last opportunity for you to make suggestions -- perhaps of good papers you heard or an up and coming scholar whose work has impressed you.

thanks again for all your contributions,

Jackie

Professor Jackie Leach Scully
Co-Director
Policy Ethics and Life Sciences Research Centre
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/peals

Professor of Social Ethics and Bioethics
School of Geography, Politics and Sociology
Newcastle University
5th floor, Claremont Bridge, Claremont Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU, UK
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Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 6:17 PM
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Subject: Stanfor Encyclopedia of Philosophy Feminist Bioethics entry

Dear all

a while ago I was asked by Anne Donchin if I would update her entry on Feminist Bioethics in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Bioethics (to be found here: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/feminist-bioethics/). It is overdue an update, but Anne doesn't feel in a position to do so herself. I agreed (and it was actually due last month -- other commitments mean I'm turning to it only now).

I'm under no illusions that I have a full grasp of the range of developments, and emerging/upcoming things, in feminist bioethics today. I'm very familiar with some areas, not so much with others, and may therefore give a lopsided viewpoint. So I'm turning to you FABsters for guidance as to what you feel the update (of around 2000 words) should include. Citations would be a big, big help. Don't be shy to point to your own work, or just flag up an emerging field or area of activity.

I can't offer to have you all as coauthors in return, but I can include an acknowledgement to you and other sources of FB wisdom.

Many thanks in advance for your suggestions, which will help ensure that what I have to add to Anne's original work really does reflect the energy and diversity of feminist bioethics today.

Jackie


Professor Jackie Leach Scully
Co-Director
Policy Ethics and Life Sciences Research Centre

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Professor of Social Ethics and Bioethics
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