Moral Figures examines entanglements of quantified population indicators, medical birthing practices, and Indigenous relationalities to understand gendered consequences of making reproduction public
Moral Figures examines entanglements of quantified population indicators, medical birthing practices, and Indigenous relationalities to understand gendered consequences of making reproduction public
Alexandra Widmer is an associate professor of social anthropology at York University.
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List of Illustrations Map of the Pacific Ocean and Vanuatu Map of South Efate Map of Port Vila Acknowledgments Preface Introduction 1. "The Shortage of Women Is the Cause of These Courts": Imbalanced Sex Ratios, Native Courts, and Marriage Disputes Made Public, 1910-1950 2. "The Nurses Looked Out for Us!": Hospital Births, Relational Infrastructures, and Public Concerns, 1950-1970 3. "It Will Help Planning for the Future": Making Men’s and Women’s "Subsistence" Public Knowledge in the First Census, 1966-1967 4. "I Just Wanted to Be Invisible": "Young Mothers" from Global Discourse to Village Experience, 2010-2020 5. "Well-Being for Melanesia": Alternative Indicators, Massage Healers, and Reciprocal Relationships, 2010-2020 Epilogue: Relations of Reproduction and Survival in the Anthropocene Appendix 1: Population Size from 1850 to 2020 Appendix 2: Overview of Biomedical Health Services in Vanuatu in 1954 Works Cited
List of Illustrations Map of the Pacific Ocean and Vanuatu Map of South Efate Map of Port Vila Acknowledgments Preface Introduction 1. "The Shortage of Women Is the Cause of These Courts": Imbalanced Sex Ratios, Native Courts, and Marriage Disputes Made Public, 1910-1950 2. "The Nurses Looked Out for Us!": Hospital Births, Relational Infrastructures, and Public Concerns, 1950-1970 3. "It Will Help Planning for the Future": Making Men’s and Women’s "Subsistence" Public Knowledge in the First Census, 1966-1967 4. "I Just Wanted to Be Invisible": "Young Mothers" from Global Discourse to Village Experience, 2010-2020 5. "Well-Being for Melanesia": Alternative Indicators, Massage Healers, and Reciprocal Relationships, 2010-2020 Epilogue: Relations of Reproduction and Survival in the Anthropocene Appendix 1: Population Size from 1850 to 2020 Appendix 2: Overview of Biomedical Health Services in Vanuatu in 1954 Works Cited
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