Seeded Doubt: Philosophical Reflections on Food, Genetics, and the Spread of Cancer
This book examines the rising presence of cancer through a philosophical lens, tracing how cultural assumptions about ‘healthy’ food intersect with technologies that shape what we eat. Rather than asserting simple causal links, it explores hypotheses and moral anxieties: could industrial seed selection, genetic modification, and consolidated food systems transform bodies and environments in ways we have not fully understood? I argue for a renewed attentiveness to provenance, …
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