Titlebook: Australian Mothering; Historical and Socio Carla Pascoe Leahy,Petra Bueskens Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 history.family.p

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Violence and Trauma in Australian Birthsources of the intractability of women’s suffering. We marry two concepts—obstetric violence and epistemic violence—to inform our understanding of how power operates in maternity care. Drawing on evidence from Australian newspapers, magazines, oral testimonies, and qualitative survey data, we analys

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Maternalism to Consumerism and Beyond? Mothers and the Politics of Care in Childbirth maternal care provision and ‘consumer’ choices, including those over homebirth. Attention to women’s human rights in childbirth has increased but has yet to influence mainstream Australian services. Some innovative exceptions include Birthing on Country movements in Australian indigenous communitie

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Breastfeeding Bodies and Choice in Late Capitalismipple nazis or breastfeeding police, breastfeeding ‘culture’ is at best ambivalent in contemporary Australia. There have been numerous studies on what influences women’s choice to breastfeed or not, but most of them see breastfeeding as a personal choice and a personal practice which has varying lev

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Reflecting on the Past: The Role of Biographical, Familial and Social Memory in New Mothers’ InterprAustralia find the adjustment to motherhood more challenging than anticipated, contributing to feelings of ambivalence or distress. Based on interview data, this chapter explores women’s tendency to look towards the past—revisiting personal and family histories and reflecting on sociocultural change

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978-3-030-20269-9Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019

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Die Vorgeschichte der Anatolischen Eisenbahnng shifts in the broader Australian society. Sociological and historical scholarship concerning Australian mothers largely developed in parallel across the twentieth century. This research was in dialogue with international, particularly Anglophone, scholarship, but with specifically antipodean infl