Ethnographies of Breastfeeding: Cultural Contexts and Confrontations
Editat de Dr Tanya Cassidy, Dr Abdullahi El Tomen Limba Engleză Hardback – 18 Dec 2014
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781472569257
ISBN-10: 1472569253
Pagini: 288
Ilustrații: 1 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.57 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării: London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1472569253
Pagini: 288
Ilustrații: 1 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.57 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării: London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Includes
new
data
and
original
research
from
influential
researchers
such
as
Penny
van
Esterik
and
Vanessa
Maher,
and
features
work
from
a
range
of
scholars
to
provide
a
truly
cross-cultural
study
of
gender,
food,
and
health
Notă biografică
Tanya
Cassidy
is
a
research
fellow
at
the
National
University
of
Ireland,
Maynooth,
Ireland
and
is
adjunct
professor
with
the
Department
of
Sociology,
Anthropology,
Criminology
at
the
University
of
Windsor
in
Canada.
Abdullahi
El
Tom
is
Chair
of
the
Department
of
Anthropology
at
the
National
University
of
Ireland,
Maynooth
(NUIM),
Ireland
and
was
elected
to
the
executive
board
of
the
European
Association
of
Social
Anthropologists
in
2010.
Cuprins
Notes
on
ContributorsForewordPenny
Van
Esterik,
York
University,
CanadaIntroductionTanya
Cassidy
and
Abdullahi
El
Tom,
both
of
National
University
of
Ireland,
Maynooth,
Ireland1.
The
Embodied
Experience
of
Breastfeeding
and
the
Product/Process
Dichotomy
in
São
Paolo,
BrazilAlanna
E.
F.
Rudzik,
Durham
University,
UK2.
Demedicalizing
Breast
Milk:
The
Discourses,
Practices
and
Identities
of
Informal
Milk
SharingAunchalee
Palmquist,
Elon
University,
USA3.
Historical
Ethnography
and
the
Meanings
of
Human
Milk
in
IrelandTanya
Cassidy,
National
University
of
Ireland,
Maynooth,
Ireland4.
Between
'le
corps
maternel
et
le
corps
érotique':
Exploring
Women's
Experiences
of
Breastfeeding
and
Expressing
in
the
UK
and
FranceCharlotte
Faircloth,
University
of
Kent,
UK5.
The
Naturalist
Discourse
Surrounding
Breastfeeding
among
French
MothersGervaise
Debucquet,
Audencia
Nantes
School
of
Management,
France,
and
Valérie
Adt,
L'Institut
Interdisciplinaire
du
Contemporain,
France6.
'Who
knows
if
one
day,
in
the
future,
they
will
get
married...?':
Considerations
about
Breast
Milk,
Migration
and
Milk
Banking
in
ItalyRossella
Cevese,
Università
degli
Studi
di
Verona,
Italy7.
Religion,
Wet-nursing
and
Laying
the
Ground
for
Breast
Milk
Banking
in
Darfur,
SudanAbdullahi
El
Tom,
National
University
of
Ireland,
Maynooth,
Ireland8.
Between
Proscription
and
Control
of
Breastfeeding
in
West
Africa:
Women's
Strategies
Regarding
Prevention
of
HIV
TransmissionAlice
Desclaux
and
Chiara
Alfieri,
both
of
Université
d'Aix-Marseille,
France9.
'Impersonal
Perspectives'
on
Public
Health
Guidelines
on
Infant
Feeding
and
HIV
in
MalawiAnne
Matthews,
Dublin
City
University,
Ireland10.
Breastfeeding
and
Bonding:
Issues
and
Dilemmas
in
SurrogacySunita
Reddy,
Jawaharlal
Nehru
University,
India,
Tulsi
Patel,
University
of
Delhi,
India,
Birgitte
Bruun
Nielsen,
Aarhus
University,
Denmark,
and
Malene
Tanderup,
Aarhus
University,
Denmark11.
Breast
Milk
Donation
as
Care
WorkKatherine
Carroll,
University
of
Technology,
Sydney,
Australia12.
Women
and
Children
First?:
Gender,
Power
and
Resources,
and
their
Implications
for
Infant
FeedingVanessa
Maher,
University
of
Verona,
ItalyBibliographyIndex
Recenzii
Anthropology
not
only
can
and
must
shed
light
on
the
cultural
diversity
and
significance
of
the
body
parts
and
practices
and
their
relation
to
wider
factors
and
questions,
but
it
can
and
must
also
confront
assumptions
and
avoidances
about
these
same
parts
and
practices
.
Ethnographies
of
Breastfeeding
breaks
some
new
ground
in
anthropology
and
suggests
some
tantalizing
and
important
new
research
directions.
Editors Cassidy and El Tom have put together a broad look at the modern and historical experience of breastfeeding. They consider not just the product and the process of breastfeeding but also the participants, including mothers, children, wet nurses, surrogates, and health care professionals. The collection takes an international perspective, focusing on South American countries, Middle Eastern Countries, and African countries as well as Europe and the US . Chapter notes, extensive bibliography. Summing Up: Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates and above.
Offering much more than a study of conceptual shifts over time, the various takes on the 'product' and 'process' of milk feeding as a reproductive and socio-political conduct make [this] book a fascinating read ... A great addition to undergraduate and postgraduate studies of reproductive care and maternal and infant health.
An essential collection of cross-cultural essays for anthropologists, sociologists, psychologists, and clinicians - really everyone working in mother and infant studies.
Cassidy and El Tom's Ethnographies of Breastfeeding offers an insightful anthropological examination of human milk. The authors consider human milk as a product, medicine and commodity - to be processed, shared and traded - and problematize contemporary global issues of human milk, touching upon classic anthropological themes of gender, economy, power and kinship.
The great thing about this book ... is its power, building on the strength of international global ethnographic evidence, to reconfigure debates about babies and human milk so that breastfeeding is no longer just about the imposition of obligations on individual women ... This book does not ignore this debate or this pressure - but rather it expands and reorganizes it
Editors Cassidy and El Tom have put together a broad look at the modern and historical experience of breastfeeding. They consider not just the product and the process of breastfeeding but also the participants, including mothers, children, wet nurses, surrogates, and health care professionals. The collection takes an international perspective, focusing on South American countries, Middle Eastern Countries, and African countries as well as Europe and the US . Chapter notes, extensive bibliography. Summing Up: Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates and above.
Offering much more than a study of conceptual shifts over time, the various takes on the 'product' and 'process' of milk feeding as a reproductive and socio-political conduct make [this] book a fascinating read ... A great addition to undergraduate and postgraduate studies of reproductive care and maternal and infant health.
An essential collection of cross-cultural essays for anthropologists, sociologists, psychologists, and clinicians - really everyone working in mother and infant studies.
Cassidy and El Tom's Ethnographies of Breastfeeding offers an insightful anthropological examination of human milk. The authors consider human milk as a product, medicine and commodity - to be processed, shared and traded - and problematize contemporary global issues of human milk, touching upon classic anthropological themes of gender, economy, power and kinship.
The great thing about this book ... is its power, building on the strength of international global ethnographic evidence, to reconfigure debates about babies and human milk so that breastfeeding is no longer just about the imposition of obligations on individual women ... This book does not ignore this debate or this pressure - but rather it expands and reorganizes it