The exploration of masculinity and sexuality is central to this ethnographic study of Danish sperm donors, examining how contemporary biomedical practices reshape these concepts. It delves into the moral reasoning of men about sperm donation and their experiences within the sperm bank, highlighting their negotiations of gender, intimacy, and personal identity. The book reveals the intricate connections between socio-cultural and political dimensions of reproductive biomedicine and men's intimate self-perceptions in today's society.
