A Miscarriage of Justiceexamines the intersection of women's reproductive health and state formation in early-twentieth-century Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
A Miscarriage of Justiceexamines the intersection of women's reproductive health and state formation in early-twentieth-century Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Cassia Roth is Assistant Professor of History and Latin American and Caribbean Studies at the University of Georgia.
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Introduction: 1. The Law of Responsibility the Medicine of Gender the Science of Race 2. Constructing Motherhood: Obstetricians Politicians and the Creation of a Reproductive Healthcare System 3. Birthing Life and Death: Childbirth Stillbirth and Maternal Mortality 4. A "Plague of Criminal Abortions": Fertility Control and the Consolidation of Medical Authority 5. Ouvi Dizer [Heard Said]: Rumor Sex and Race in the Republican Capital 6. Policing Pregnancy: Statecraft Poverty and Reproductive Health 7. Prosecuting Honor Defending Madness: Abortion and Infanticide in the Courts Conclusion:
Introduction: 1. The Law of Responsibility the Medicine of Gender the Science of Race 2. Constructing Motherhood: Obstetricians Politicians and the Creation of a Reproductive Healthcare System 3. Birthing Life and Death: Childbirth Stillbirth and Maternal Mortality 4. A "Plague of Criminal Abortions": Fertility Control and the Consolidation of Medical Authority 5. Ouvi Dizer [Heard Said]: Rumor Sex and Race in the Republican Capital 6. Policing Pregnancy: Statecraft Poverty and Reproductive Health 7. Prosecuting Honor Defending Madness: Abortion and Infanticide in the Courts Conclusion:
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