The frame of reference of feminism and its manifestation in modern procreation techniques.

Abstract

Feminism emerged first as a social movement in order to understand the roots and reasons lying behind the differences between men and women , and to improve women’s conditions in all aspects of life regardless of the nature of such aspects, and this is especially due to women’s particular role in maternity and preservation of life through procreation. And by appealing to liberalism and new liberalism we witness some attempts to get rid of male domination via new techniques of procreation, this led to a new movement swinging between approval and refusal, and, at the same time, getting inspiration from bioethics and technological developments, and yet getting entangled between going forward or relying on nature and inherited tradition.