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descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Thesis 23 Apr 2024Embargo end date: 10 May 2024 United States
Authors: Anderson, Sarah;

doi: 10.7302/22774

handle: 2027.42/193129

Abstract

In this near-dystopian novel, a young woman is employed by a large corporation as a professional surrogate. Fallow is a high-concept, speculative work exploring themes of bodily autonomy, motherhood, the nature of work, and the choices we are forced to make in today's world.

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Humanities, surrogacy, English Language and Literature, motherhood, petting zoo, FOS: Humanities, capitalism, abortion

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