Personhood in the Age of Biolegality: Brave New Law

AcknowledgementsChapter 1. Brave New Law: Personhood in the Age of Biolegality PART I - TROUBLING PERSONSChapter 2. Spectral Personas:  Exploring the Constitution and Legal Standing of "Virtual Personhood".Chapter 3. The Political Economy of Neurolaw: Can Neurolaw Destabilize the Neoliberal Discourse about Personal Responsibility?Chapter 4.  Legal Personhood in Postgenomic Times: Plasticity, Rights, and RelationalityPART II - EVIDENCING PERSONSChapter 5. "The Proof is in my Chromosomes": Translating Radiation Exposure into Legal Liability and State Culpability.Chapter 6. Narrative Epistemology in Jurisprudence and Elective Affinities in Productions of Responsibility for Persons in PainChapter 7. Racial Futurity: Biolegality and the Question of Black Life PART III - GOVERNING PERSONSChapter 8. Evident Genomes: Phenotypic Personhood and the Epigenetic Processing of AsylumChapter 9. CRISPR Cowboys? Genetic Self-Experimentation and the Limits of the PersonChapter 10. In Genes We Trust: Genetic Privacy in the Age of Precision MedicinePART IV - THE FUTURE OF PERSONSChapter 11."The Obsolescence of Human Beings" and the Future of Law's Natural Persons: Transformations of Legal Personhood Through the Lens of "Promethean ShameChapter 12. Distributed Cognition, Distributed Persons, and the Foundations of LawChapter 13. Legal Personality in Trusts and CorporationsChapter 14. Afterword: After the Great Undoing