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Abstract
This study uses speculative design to explore public views on the social and moral implications of emerging reproductive technologies. A speculative design exhibition, 'Reproductopia,' presented various scenarios (artificial womb, in vitro gametogenesis, gene editing). Six themes emerged: the rights of the unborn; access and equality; social implications of individual choices; society as a community; ecology; and the value of wonder. The study highlights the need for broader, more diverse participation in shaping the future of reproductive technologies.
Publisher
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES COMMUNICATIONS
Published On
Oct 12, 2023
Authors
W. Willems, A. Heltzel, J. Nabuurs, J. Broerse, F. Kupper
Tags
speculative design
reproductive technologies
public views
social implications
broader participation
moral implications
artificial womb

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