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앨리스 드레거: 해부학은 운명인가?

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앨리스 드레거는 해부학에 열정을 가진 사람들과 함께 샴쌍둥이나 양쪽 성을 모두 가진 간성인 사람들을 연구중입니다. 간성은 해부학적 구분에서 남녀 사이의 애매한 선으로 큰 의문을 가져옵니다: 왜 우리는 해부학이 우리의 운명을 결정짓도록 내버려두는 것일까요?

Alice Dreger studies history and anatomy, and acts as a patient advocate. Full bio »

Translated into Korean by Bianca Lee
Reviewed by InHyuk Song
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