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Giving Breastmilk Body Ethhics and Contemporary Breastfeeding Practise

Giving Breastmilk Body Ethhics and Contemporary Breastfeeding Practise

Alison Bartlett
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This fascinating collection samples new trends in research on breastmilk and the conditions of its production, consumption, and exchange. Imagining breastfeeding as more than an aspect of maternal being, Giving Breastmilk is interested in the ethical relations it generates, as well as it being valuable work that women do. The chapters trace the social anxieties around breastmilk into courts of law, news media, cinema and international politics, analyse the experiences of mothers, children, intensive care nurses and recipients of donated milk, and consider the impact of milk pumps, AIDS, wet-nurses and marketing campaigns. The place of breastmilk in culture and politics is never neutral, always contested, and this volume makes a substantial contribution to expanding the meanings of giving breastmilk.
Language
English
Pages
264
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Demeter Press
Release
August 01, 2010
ISBN
0986667102
ISBN 13
9780986667107

Giving Breastmilk Body Ethhics and Contemporary Breastfeeding Practise

Alison Bartlett
5/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
This fascinating collection samples new trends in research on breastmilk and the conditions of its production, consumption, and exchange. Imagining breastfeeding as more than an aspect of maternal being, Giving Breastmilk is interested in the ethical relations it generates, as well as it being valuable work that women do. The chapters trace the social anxieties around breastmilk into courts of law, news media, cinema and international politics, analyse the experiences of mothers, children, intensive care nurses and recipients of donated milk, and consider the impact of milk pumps, AIDS, wet-nurses and marketing campaigns. The place of breastmilk in culture and politics is never neutral, always contested, and this volume makes a substantial contribution to expanding the meanings of giving breastmilk.
Language
English
Pages
264
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Demeter Press
Release
August 01, 2010
ISBN
0986667102
ISBN 13
9780986667107

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