Titlebook: Cyborg Conception; Cultural and Critica Grace Halden Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Prologue: A 25-Step Developmental Modeltry, fiction, and memoir. . combines lived experience with scholarly research to present an overview of the solo motherhood phenomenon. In this introduction I explain the structure of the book and comment on the terminology and framework I will be employing throughout.

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The Bigger Picture: Strategy and Advocacy to ‘go solo’. In this chapter, I also discuss the importance of storytelling in the donor conception community and how stories from lived experience can provide authentic and positive representation of the SMBC phenomenon which is either largely?overlooked or demonised in contemporary culture.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-3450-5ggested that the single mother has none. By studying the difference between the words “single” and “solo”, I will illustrate how the term “single mother” has been used historically to denote worthlessness whereas “solo” has been associated with skill. How can language be used to describe solo mother families without stigmatising other women?

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Introduction,try, fiction, and memoir. . combines lived experience with scholarly research to present an overview of the solo motherhood phenomenon. In this introduction I explain the structure of the book and comment on the terminology and framework I will be employing throughout.

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Cyborg Conception: The Solo Mother as a Cyborg Not a Goddess,munity (SMC), I examine how the Solo Mother by Choice (SMBC) can be interpreted as a cyborg mother who combines technology (assisted reproductive technology and gamete donation) and reproductive biology to conceive without a partner. I consider the ‘social reality’ of the cyborg and argue that the S

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Liminal Experience: The Solo Mother, Fertility Clinics, and Ambiguous Loss,evidencing that donor-conceived children are not disadvantaged, anti-donation debate focuses on the moral ambiguity of creating single parents. Although most UK clinics welcome solo patients, most fertility clinics focus on couples, biological infertility, and pregnancy loss and therefore, because S

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Reckless Radicals: The Solo Mother in Fiction and Popular Culture,een preoccupied with dichotomies, notably the nuclear family utopia pitted against single-parent dystopia. Why does the “happy ever after” in fiction featuring solo mothers necessitate romance? In what ways is romance used as a plot device to “correct” the problem of solo parenting?