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Private Bodies, Public Texts: Race, Gender, and a Cultural Bioethics Paperback – March 14, 2011
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In Private Bodies, Public Texts , Karla FC Holloway examines instances where medical issues and information that would usually be seen as intimate, private matters are forced into the public sphere. As she demonstrates, the resulting social dramas often play out on the bodies of women and African Americans. Holloway discusses the spectacle of the Terri Schiavo right-to-die case and the injustice of medical researchers’ use of Henrietta Lacks’s cell line without her or her family’s knowledge or permission. She offers a provocative reading of the Tuskegee syphilis study and a haunting account of the ethical dilemmas that confronted physicians, patients, and families when a hospital became a space for dying rather than healing during Hurricane Katrina; even at that dire moment, race mattered. Private Bodies, Public Texts is a compelling call for a cultural bioethics that attends to the historical and social factors that render some populations more vulnerable than others in medical and legal contexts. Holloway proposes literature as a conceptual anchor for discussions of race, gender, bioethics, and the right to privacy. Literary narratives can accommodate thick description, multiple subjectivities, contradiction, and complexity.
“In her exceptional book, Holloway turns to literature to ‘illustrate matters of ethical concern and to assist listeners in hearing a patient’s story, in order to develop a more thoughtful perspective on treatment.’ . . . Holloway offers incisive comments that relate fictional episodes to real-life events, enhancing the ability of both to reveal the deep connections that bind ethics to culture, race, and gender. Private Bodies, Public Texts invites health professionals, lawyers and ethicists to honor those connections.” - Karunesh Tuli, ForeWord Reviews ‘[Holloway] offers a cultural bioethics that may be able to help us understand and navigate the complex narratives we are co-creating.” - Brent Winter, News and Observer “ Private Bodies, Public Texts is a creative and complicated call to do bioethics differently. . . . Holloway's encyclopedic collection of legal and bioethical cases, melded with captivating fiction and discriminating analyses, make this book nourishing sustenance for anyone who believes that bioethics has a way to go in understanding not only that race and gender matter but also how they matter.” - Charlene Galarneau, Women’s Review of Books “The strength of Private Bodies, Public Texts is that it effectively demonstrates how the moral subject of bioethics is universal and impartial only insofar as it assumes the perspective of white, middle-class men.” - Stephanie Jenkins, Signs “Holloway’s book is undoubtedly a significant achievement, especially in its deep exposition of how racial and gender constructs shape and frame attitudes, practices, and beliefs towards the value of privacy in medicine and science. Scholars using tools drawn from narrative and cultural studies in bioethical inquiry will find in Holloway’s approach a model for the potential of such frameworks to enrich and thicken bioethical analysis and a road map for important and developing modalities in second-generation American bioethics.” - Daniel S. Goldberg, Journal of Medical Humanties “ Private Bodies/Public Texts is an illuminating meditation on the social construction of personal identity, with special focus on gender and racial categorizations in biomedical ethics. Drawing on diverse sources from medicine, law and literature, Karla FC Holloway shows how devalued gender and racial identities not only set the stage for past biomedical abuses but are ironically replicated in the paradigmatic examples that contemporary bioethics invokes in the supposed service of correcting those abuses. This is a subtle, challenging book.”— Robert A. Burt , Alexander M. Bickel Professor of Law, Yale University “ Private Bodies/Public Texts is as powerful as it is beautifully written. Karla FC Holloway’s is a very different kind of bioethics, one that challenges us to think both more broadly and more specifically about what privacy and justice mean. And she reminds us, with sometimes piercing insight, just how critical gender and race can be in making meaning out of both.”— Ruth R. Faden , Director, Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics “Karla FC Holloway has written an important book that challenges the objectification of patients’ stories that is so common in the practice of bioethics. She persuasively argues for a cultural ethics, an ethics which gives constitutive weight to the cultural context of those stories, especially the cultural contexts of race and gender identity. Using this approach, she presents crucial new insights into issues of reproduction, clinical trials, genomics and death and dying. Her discussion of the events at Memorial Medical Center after Katrina will become a classic in the field. But most importantly, she shows us that the practice of bioethics must change if it is to successfully relate to the issues raised by the thick narratives of reality.”— Baruch A. Brody , Baylor College of Medicine “ Private Bodies, Public Texts is a creative and complicated call to do bioethics differently. . . . Holloway's encyclopedic collection of legal and bioethical cases, melded with captivating fiction and discriminating analyses, make this book nourishing sustenance for anyone who believes that bioethics has a way to go in understanding not only that race and gender matter but also how they matter.” -- Charlene Galarneau ― Women's Review of Books “Holloway’s book is undoubtedly a significant achievement, especially in its deep exposition of how racial and gender constructs shape and frame attitudes, practices, and beliefs towards the value of privacy in medicine and science. Scholars using tools drawn from narrative and cultural studies in bioethical inquiry will find in Holloway’s approach a model for the potential of such frameworks to enrich and thicken bioethical analysis and a road map for important and developing modalities in second-generation American bioethics.” -- Daniel S. Goldberg ― Journal of Medical Humanities “In her exceptional book, Holloway turns to literature to ‘illustrate matters of ethical concern and to assist listeners in hearing a patient’s story, in order to develop a more thoughtful perspective on treatment.’ . . . Holloway offers incisive comments that relate fictional episodes to real-life events, enhancing the ability of both to reveal the deep connections that bind ethics to culture, race, and gender. Private Bodies, Public Texts invites health professionals, lawyers and ethicists to honor those connections.” -- Karunesh Tuli ― Foreword Reviews “The strength of Private Bodies, Public Texts is that it effectively demonstrates how the moral subject of bioethics is universal and impartial only insofar as it assumes the perspective of white, middle-class men.” -- Stephanie Jenkins ― Signs ‘[Holloway] offers a cultural bioethics that may be able to help us understand and navigate the complex narratives we are co-creating.” -- Brent Winter ― News & Observer “...Holloway’s Private Bodies, Public Texts , is a tour de force of interdisciplinary analysis...All of Holloway’s disciplinary investments are evident in this book, as she deftly weaves between works of American literature, landmark cases in American legal history, and moments in the history of American medical experimentation to advance her argument.” -- José E. Limón ― American Literature
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Duke University Press Books; 1st edition (March 14, 2011) Language
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English Paperback
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256 pages ISBN-10
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0822349175 ISBN-13
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978-0822349174 Item Weight
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12 ounces Dimensions
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5.7 x 0.7 x 8.1 inches
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Karla FC Holloway is James B. Duke Professor of English at Duke University, where she also holds appointments in the Law School, Women’s Studies, and African & African American Studies, and is an affiliated faculty with the Institute on Care at the End of Life and the Trent Center for Bioethics, Humanities & History of Medicine. She serves on the Greenwall Foundation’s Advisory Board in Bioethics, was recently elected to the Hastings Center Fellows Association, and is the author of many books, including BookMarks: Reading in Black and White ; Passed On: African American Mourning Stories: A Memorial , also published by Duke University Press; and Codes of Conduct: Race, Ethics, and the Color of Our Character .
PAST: I'm a cultural studies scholar/Duke U Prof Emerita (Law, AfAm Studies) and an #HBCU alum. Legal Fictions (DukeUP) is my most recent academic book.
PRESENT: Emerita life is a fiction! A Death in Harlem (Triquarterly 2019) was Book 1 in my #inHarlem series and introduces Weldon Thomas as Harlem's first "colored" policeman. It returns to the final scene of Nella Larsen's Passing (was she pushed? did she jump? fall?) with Olivia Frelon and Vera Scott as the light-enough-to-pass best friends with the siditty habits of Harlem's 'e-lights' and their household help under scrutiny.
Gone Missing in Harlem (April 2021) spans the Great Migration (and the flu pandemic), and travels through the Harlem Renaissance to the Great Depression where the Lindbergh baby is not the only baby gone missing. Harlem wants to find its own little girl, seemingly snatched straight from her pram in front of Chasen's grocery. "Where's the F B and I when one of our chirren goes missing?" Can Officer Weldon Thomas unravel this mystery?
And...it could be that "A Haunting in Harlem" might join the series in the not too distant future.
Stay tuned to Twitter @ProfHolloway for updates and general 180 characterizations of life-in-the-emerita lane (keeping in mind always there be seduction in crafting a fiction).
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