Titlebook: Gender, Identity & Reproduction; Social Perspectives Sarah Earle (Senior Lecturer in Health Studies),Ga Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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China and the Emerging Markets,, they highlight how taking a gendered perspective leads us to further challenge traditional discourses and practices. As Doyal (1998:9) suggests, recognizing the impact of gender does not just mean acknowledging biological differences because:.Here we have attempted to add to the growing body of work engaged in such an exploration.

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Book 2003nsideration of the representation of reproductive identities and experiences, the book highlights difference and diversity in relation to contemporary reproductive choices. The book focuses on women‘s and men‘s experiences of agency, control and negotiation within the context of cultural, medical, p

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Book 2003 reproductive choices. The book focuses on women‘s and men‘s experiences of agency, control and negotiation within the context of cultural, medical, political, theoretical and lay ideologies of the reproductive process in contemporary Western societies.

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ntemporary reproductive choices. The book focuses on women‘s and men‘s experiences of agency, control and negotiation within the context of cultural, medical, political, theoretical and lay ideologies of the reproductive process in contemporary Western societies.978-1-349-50829-7978-0-230-52293-0

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978-1-349-50829-7Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2003

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11211-1al events which are very much embedded in a social and cultural setting. For example, the things women are supposed to do during pregnancy and the way they are supposed to behave are very much defined by their surrounding paternalistic society. In other words, this is a clear case of ‘social construction of pregnancy and birth’.