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ontological choreography: a standalone construct

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Social studies of biomedicine

the coordination of technical, scientific, kinship, legal and emotional matters in assisted reproduction clinics through which parents are made.

In social studies of biomedicine, ontological choreography refers to the coordination of technical, scientific, kinship, legal and emotional matters in assisted reproduction clinics through which parents are made. This meaning comes from Thompson (2005) in Making Parents.[1]

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  1. Thompson, C. (2005). Making Parents. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262297073

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