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...The Specters of Cloning Chapter 3 critically examines the common approach to commercial pet cloning as a prosthetics of mourning in the age of genetic reproduction. Interweaving the media representations of an American woman who cloned her late pit bull (and was later identified...

... Chapter 3 critically examines the common approach to commercial pet cloning as a prosthetics of mourning in the age of genetic reproduction. Interweaving the media representations of an American woman who cloned her late pit bull (and was later identified as the protagonist of a 1970s “sex...

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... dog cloning gestational surrogate bioethics dog meat affect ...

... pet cloning ethics of mourning irreplaceability transspecies intimacy original versus copy ...

... Chapter 4 turns to the prosthetic memories of disposable bodies that are invisible from the prevailing approach to cloning as asexual reproductive technology, yet haunting the transnational pet-cloning complex. Upon the success of its first commercial dog-cloning project in cooperation...

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... An alternative sound for the changing downtown scene began to emerge when musicians started to combined the previously discrete sounds of disco and punk. Oxford graduate and CBGB regular Michael Zilkha became a key figure in the development when he launched ZE Records in 1978 with “Disco Clone...

... of disco and punk. Oxford graduate and CBGB regular Michael Zilkha became a key figure in the development when he launched ZE Records in 1978 with “Disco Clone” and went on to invite no wave artist James Chance to make a record that combined disco and punk. Chris Blackwell’s Island Records and Ed Bahlman’s...