Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
Brave New Law: Personhood in the Age of Biolegality
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Chapter 2
Spectral Personas: Exploring the Constitution and Legal Standing of “Virtual Personhood”
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Chapter 3
The Political Economy of Neurolaw: Can Neurolaw Destabilize the Neoliberal Discourse About Human Behavior?
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Chapter 4
Legal Personhood in Postgenomic Times: Plasticity, Rights, and Relationality
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Chapter 5
Translating Proof: Contested Illness, Radiation Exposure, and the Health Claims of Nuclear Test Veterans
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Chapter 6
Paradigm Change, Law, and Persons: Producing Legal Responsibility for Pain
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Chapter 7
Racial Futurity: Biolegality and the Question of Black Life
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Chapter 8
Phenotypic Personhood : Epigenetics and the Biolegality of Processing Asylum
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Chapter 9
CRISPR Cowboys? Genetic Self-Experimentation and the Limits of the Person
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Chapter 10
In Genes We Trust: Genetic Privacy in the Age of Precision Medicine
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Chapter 11
“The Obsolescence of Human Beings” and the Non-obsolescence of Law’s Natural Persons: Transformations of Legal Personhood Through the Lens of “Promethean Shame”
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Chapter 12
Distributed Cognition, Distributed Being, and the Foundations of Law
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Chapter 13
Nature’s Law or Law’s Law? Community of Life, Legal Personhood, and Trusts
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Chapter 14
Afterword: After the Great Undoing
Attention for Chapter 7:
Racial Futurity: Biolegality and the Question of Black Life