Dr. Rixecker,
Dr. Mary Daly has been working alot with biotechnology issues (and
I'm sure she's probably covered the queer issue too) lately. She
has a new book coming out this fall (sorry can't recall the name
at the moment--I'll try to follow up for you) on the
biotechnology (as genetic engineering/cloning in animals) issue.
I don't know if this info will help at all but she gave a lecture
earlier this summer at Harvard on the topic and it sounded like it
might converge on your interests.
I believe she's still at Boston College if that info helps you at
all.
Anne
STEFANIE S. RIXECKER wrote:
> Dear All:
>
> I am currently working on a project which intersects the areas
> of
> ecofeminism, queer studies, development & biotechnology. I am
> particularly interested in making connections between the
> current
> proliferation of biotechnologies--often labelled as
> "ecofriendly"--
> their use as development rhetoric around the world, and the
> spin-off
> (and direct) effects on queers & the queer community. (I am
> also
> interested in "artifical insemination" technologies &
> "alternative
> intelligence" techs, so please feel free to share any work on
> these
> subjects.)
>
> If anyone else is working in these areas, I'd love to hear from
> you.
> You can either write about your work on the list--if it's
> applicable
> to "ECOFEM"--or please send your responses to me privately.
>
> Many thanks in advance!
>
> Stefanie Rixecker
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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> Division of Environmental Management & Design
> Lincoln University, Canterbury
> PO Box 56
> Aotearoa New Zealand
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