Titlebook: Infertility in Early Modern England; Daphna Oren-Magidor Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 reproduction.sexua

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Introduction,hy on this topic, and describes the structure of the book. It lays out the central argument that the management and treatment of fertility problems was closely linked to religious beliefs and to a strictly gendered social order, and that these functioned together to shape the experience of infertile

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Experiencing Infertility,ity, and the difficulty of being childless in a society that places motherhood as the primary social and religious goal for women. It further explores the uncertainty surrounding fertility in this period, as well as the pressure of attention from family and friends when no children are born shortly

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Explaining Infertility,ns of infertility were elided and combined. It argues that even when medical authors explained infertility in seemingly neutral terms, they were actually highlighting moral ideology and inscribing ideals of proper conduct on to the body.

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Society and Infertility,nder norms. Infertile women were described as disobedient, lustful and unruly, while infertile men were described as effeminate, lacking in discipline, and unable to control their household. These views led to the dissemination of a common trope – the infertile woman who becomes pregnant by sleeping

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Treating Fertility Problems,ghlights the importance of religion to all aspects of treating infertility. Furthermore, it demonstrates that for early modern patients, the specific form of treatment and the logic behind it were less significant than its proven efficacy.

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