Our Bodies, Whose Property

"Our Bodies, Whose Property?" by Anne Phillips critically examines the concept of bodily autonomy and the implications of viewing bodies as property, especially in the context of markets for sex, reproduction, and organ sales. Drawing on analyses of related issues, the book questions the normalization of bodily markets and explores how such perspectives challenge human equality and shared vulnerability. Ultimately, Phillips highlights the moral and societal concerns surrounding the commodification of our bodies.