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,Zusammenhangsma?e und Regression,re can tell us about the following two contested spheres of knowledge: midwifery and obstetrics. In order to trace the history of reproduction, the pregnant body and often contradictory discourses revolving around birth, this chapter utilises Michel Foucault’s concept of the . to argue that childbir

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-74707-9deed, while names like Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, or Stephen Hawking definitely have a familiar ring to us, when asked about women in the history of science, too often Marie Curie is where the conversation begins and ends. Using Tracy Chevalier’s . (2009) as an example, this article will show

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,Zusammenhangsma?e und Regression,ion with other theoretical systems, in particular postcritical social and political analysis. I aim to contribute to the mapping of the theoretical terrain of contradiction studies through a dialectical analysis of a key representative of postcritique, the French intellectual Bruno Latour. Focusing

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Contradiction Studies – Exploring the Field978-3-658-37784-7Series ISSN 2524-3608 Series E-ISSN 2524-3616

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