Potentializing the Research Piglet in Experimental Neonatal Research
Potentializing the Research Piglet in Experimental Neonatal Research
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实验性新生儿研究中研究仔猪的潜力
作者：
M. Svendsen;L. Koch
本文探讨了社会，道德，物质的做法，其中小猪充满了潜在的人类健康，使其成为需要治疗的早产儿的替代品。在丹麦围产期猪实验室的实地考察的基础上，我们认为实验实践的牺牲，并认为它的特点是两种形式的交换：一个计算的交换，定义了人类和动物性之间的绝对道德差异，并构成了科学的原材料的小猪，和corpus交换，小猪出现作为一个有感情的替代品属于同一个集体的研究人员。通过关注这些交换形式之间的相互作用，我们强调了牺牲实践的存在方面，并阐明了在制造、取消和改造小猪的交织过程中产生的小猪和研究人员的许多身份。我们认为，创造空间的corrects交换，但驯服其权力是至关重要的潜力仔猪。
This paper explores the socio-moral-material practices by which the piglet is imbued with potential for human health by making it a substitute for the preterm infant in need of treatment. Based on fieldwork in a Danish perinatal pig laboratory, we view the experimental practice as a sacrifice and argue that it is characterized by two forms of exchange: a calculative exchange that defines an absolute moral difference between humanity and animality and constitutes the piglet as a raw material of science, and a corporeal exchange by which the piglet appears as a sentient substitute belonging to the same collective as the researchers. By focusing on the interaction between these forms of exchange, we highlight the existential aspects of the sacrificial practice and illuminate the many identities of both piglets and researchers produced in the interwoven processes of making, unmaking, and remaking piglets. We suggest that creating space for corporeal exchange and yet taming its power is essential to potentializing piglets.
影响因子：
29.4
作者：
Sangild, Per T.;Siggers, Richard H.;Burrin, Douglas G.
通讯作者：
Burrin, Douglas G.