their own. (Sometimes, though, they may all end up in court before a judge arguing over who is the child's 'real' mother.) Or take the case of the older, post-menopausal woman who becomes pregnant by having an embryo implanted from a younger woman (so that the child she bears in not biologically her own).
An edition of Reinventing the Family
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Reinventing the Family
In Search of New Lifestyles
by Elisabeth Beck-Gernsheim
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Reinventing the Family: In Search of New Lifestyles
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"their own. (Sometimes, though, they may all end up in court before a judge arguing over who is the child's 'real' mother.) Or take the case of the older, post-menopausal woman who becomes pregnant by having an embryo implanted from a younger woman (so that the child she bears in not biologically her own)."
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