Imperfect Pregnancies Gabriel Josipovici Contributors examine how traditional and

Contributors examine how traditional and emerging institutions are already advancing human dignity

one-stop guide for schools getting started with co-teaching or looking to refine their existing programs

Gallo discusses the correspondence—some of it never before published—between the novelist and this heterogeneous group and also presents insightful readings of In Search of Lost Time that posit Latin America as the novel's political unconscious

and explores how it is received and reciprocated by fostered young people

""AEDP"" integrates experiential and relational elements within an affect-centered psychodynamic framework

Imperfect Pregnancies Gabriel Josipovici Contributors examine how traditional andIn the 1960s, thanks to the development of prenatal diagnosis, medicine found a new object of study: the living fetus. At first, prenatal testing was proposed only to women at a high risk of giving birth to an impaired child. But in the following decades, such testing has become routine. In Imperfect Pregnancies, Ilana Lwy argues that the generalization of prenatal diagnosis has radically changed the experience of pregnancy for tens of millions of