Roy, Pinaki2020-10-152020-10-152018-032348-6538https://ir.nbu.ac.in/handle/123456789/3513Attempts to critically grapple with the practice of Assisted Reproductive Technologies cannot solely focus on the objective medical claims of the practitioners. Holistic and inclusive perspective on the operations of this domain should also engage and reflect on the located accounts of the intending mothers, who are mostly at the receiving end in this domain. Their located accounts can help us rethink the dominant conceptions, both clinical and cultural, of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (henceforth ARTs) as a medico-technological enterprise from a feminist standpoint.enIntending mothersinfertilityinfertility experiencemotherhoodmaternal bodyheterosexual normsstabilizationsubversionconstitutive (un)anticipatibilityArticle