Philosophical Inquiries Into Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Mothering
Maternal Subjects
Herausgeber: Lintott, Sheila; Sander-Staudt, Maureen
Philosophical Inquiries Into Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Mothering
Maternal Subjects
Herausgeber: Lintott, Sheila; Sander-Staudt, Maureen
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Using feminist, existential, ethical, aesthetic, phenomenological, social and political theories, the contributors to this book consider topics including pregnancy and embodiment, breast-feeding, representations - or the lack thereof - of pregnant and birthing women, adoption, and post-partum motherhood.
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Using feminist, existential, ethical, aesthetic, phenomenological, social and political theories, the contributors to this book consider topics including pregnancy and embodiment, breast-feeding, representations - or the lack thereof - of pregnant and birthing women, adoption, and post-partum motherhood.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Dezember 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 517g
- ISBN-13: 9780415891875
- ISBN-10: 0415891876
- Artikelnr.: 32728619
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 284
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Dezember 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 517g
- ISBN-13: 9780415891875
- ISBN-10: 0415891876
- Artikelnr.: 32728619
Sheila Lintott is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Bucknell University with research interests in feminist philosophy, philosophical aesthetics, and environmental philosophy. Her work appears in journals such as Hypatia, Environmental Ethics, and The British Journal of Aesthetics. She also edited Motherhood: Philosophy for Everyone--The Birth of Wisdom (Blackwell). Maureen Sander-Staudt is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Arizona State University with academic expertise in feminist philosophy and literature. She has published in Hypatia, The Journal of Social Philosophy , and is the co-editor of Applying Care Ethics to Business, with Maurice Hamington (Springer Press).
Introduction Sheila Lintott and Maureen Sander-Staudt Part 1: Maternal
Norms, Practices, and Insights 1. Sara Ruddick, Transracial Adoption, and
the Goals of Maternal Practice Jean Keller 2. Where Did I Go? The Invisible
Postpartum Mother Jennifer Benson and Allison Wolf 3. Into the Mouths of
Babes: The Moral Responsibility to Breastfeed Christine Overall and Tabitha
Bernard 4. Tales from the Tit: The Moral and Political Implications of
Useless Lactational Suffering Lissa Skitolsky 5. Motherhood and the
Workings of Disgust Sherri Irvin Part 2: Maternal Roles and Relations 6.
The Practical and Theoretical Challenges of Mothering with Disabilities: A
Feminist Standpoint Analysis Maeve M. O'Donovan 7. Mothers, Children with
Disability, and Post-Modern Sainthood Christine A. James 8. Psychoanalytic
Feminism and the Dynamics of Mothering a Daughter Alison Stone 9. Why Don't
Philosophers Tell Their Mothers' Stories? Philosophy, Motherhood, and
Imaginative Resistance Joshua Shaw 10. On Stepmothers as Hybrid Beings &
World-Travelers: Towards a New Model for Care-ful Ethics Beckey Sukovaty
Part 3: Maternal Phenomena, Phenomenology, and Aesthetics 11. Creating
Life, Giving Birth, and Learning to Die Brooke Schueneman 12. The Pregnant
Body as a Public Body: An Occasion for Community Care, Instrumental
Coercion, and a Singular Collectivity Julie Piering 13. Becoming Bovine: A
Phenomenology of Early Motherhood, and its Practical, Political
Consequences Sally Fischer 14. The Aesthetics of Childbirth Peg Brand and
Paula Granger 15. The Sublimity of Gestating and Giving Birth: Toward a
Feminist Conception of the Sublime Sheila Lintott
Norms, Practices, and Insights 1. Sara Ruddick, Transracial Adoption, and
the Goals of Maternal Practice Jean Keller 2. Where Did I Go? The Invisible
Postpartum Mother Jennifer Benson and Allison Wolf 3. Into the Mouths of
Babes: The Moral Responsibility to Breastfeed Christine Overall and Tabitha
Bernard 4. Tales from the Tit: The Moral and Political Implications of
Useless Lactational Suffering Lissa Skitolsky 5. Motherhood and the
Workings of Disgust Sherri Irvin Part 2: Maternal Roles and Relations 6.
The Practical and Theoretical Challenges of Mothering with Disabilities: A
Feminist Standpoint Analysis Maeve M. O'Donovan 7. Mothers, Children with
Disability, and Post-Modern Sainthood Christine A. James 8. Psychoanalytic
Feminism and the Dynamics of Mothering a Daughter Alison Stone 9. Why Don't
Philosophers Tell Their Mothers' Stories? Philosophy, Motherhood, and
Imaginative Resistance Joshua Shaw 10. On Stepmothers as Hybrid Beings &
World-Travelers: Towards a New Model for Care-ful Ethics Beckey Sukovaty
Part 3: Maternal Phenomena, Phenomenology, and Aesthetics 11. Creating
Life, Giving Birth, and Learning to Die Brooke Schueneman 12. The Pregnant
Body as a Public Body: An Occasion for Community Care, Instrumental
Coercion, and a Singular Collectivity Julie Piering 13. Becoming Bovine: A
Phenomenology of Early Motherhood, and its Practical, Political
Consequences Sally Fischer 14. The Aesthetics of Childbirth Peg Brand and
Paula Granger 15. The Sublimity of Gestating and Giving Birth: Toward a
Feminist Conception of the Sublime Sheila Lintott
Introduction Sheila Lintott and Maureen Sander-Staudt Part 1: Maternal
Norms, Practices, and Insights 1. Sara Ruddick, Transracial Adoption, and
the Goals of Maternal Practice Jean Keller 2. Where Did I Go? The Invisible
Postpartum Mother Jennifer Benson and Allison Wolf 3. Into the Mouths of
Babes: The Moral Responsibility to Breastfeed Christine Overall and Tabitha
Bernard 4. Tales from the Tit: The Moral and Political Implications of
Useless Lactational Suffering Lissa Skitolsky 5. Motherhood and the
Workings of Disgust Sherri Irvin Part 2: Maternal Roles and Relations 6.
The Practical and Theoretical Challenges of Mothering with Disabilities: A
Feminist Standpoint Analysis Maeve M. O'Donovan 7. Mothers, Children with
Disability, and Post-Modern Sainthood Christine A. James 8. Psychoanalytic
Feminism and the Dynamics of Mothering a Daughter Alison Stone 9. Why Don't
Philosophers Tell Their Mothers' Stories? Philosophy, Motherhood, and
Imaginative Resistance Joshua Shaw 10. On Stepmothers as Hybrid Beings &
World-Travelers: Towards a New Model for Care-ful Ethics Beckey Sukovaty
Part 3: Maternal Phenomena, Phenomenology, and Aesthetics 11. Creating
Life, Giving Birth, and Learning to Die Brooke Schueneman 12. The Pregnant
Body as a Public Body: An Occasion for Community Care, Instrumental
Coercion, and a Singular Collectivity Julie Piering 13. Becoming Bovine: A
Phenomenology of Early Motherhood, and its Practical, Political
Consequences Sally Fischer 14. The Aesthetics of Childbirth Peg Brand and
Paula Granger 15. The Sublimity of Gestating and Giving Birth: Toward a
Feminist Conception of the Sublime Sheila Lintott
Norms, Practices, and Insights 1. Sara Ruddick, Transracial Adoption, and
the Goals of Maternal Practice Jean Keller 2. Where Did I Go? The Invisible
Postpartum Mother Jennifer Benson and Allison Wolf 3. Into the Mouths of
Babes: The Moral Responsibility to Breastfeed Christine Overall and Tabitha
Bernard 4. Tales from the Tit: The Moral and Political Implications of
Useless Lactational Suffering Lissa Skitolsky 5. Motherhood and the
Workings of Disgust Sherri Irvin Part 2: Maternal Roles and Relations 6.
The Practical and Theoretical Challenges of Mothering with Disabilities: A
Feminist Standpoint Analysis Maeve M. O'Donovan 7. Mothers, Children with
Disability, and Post-Modern Sainthood Christine A. James 8. Psychoanalytic
Feminism and the Dynamics of Mothering a Daughter Alison Stone 9. Why Don't
Philosophers Tell Their Mothers' Stories? Philosophy, Motherhood, and
Imaginative Resistance Joshua Shaw 10. On Stepmothers as Hybrid Beings &
World-Travelers: Towards a New Model for Care-ful Ethics Beckey Sukovaty
Part 3: Maternal Phenomena, Phenomenology, and Aesthetics 11. Creating
Life, Giving Birth, and Learning to Die Brooke Schueneman 12. The Pregnant
Body as a Public Body: An Occasion for Community Care, Instrumental
Coercion, and a Singular Collectivity Julie Piering 13. Becoming Bovine: A
Phenomenology of Early Motherhood, and its Practical, Political
Consequences Sally Fischer 14. The Aesthetics of Childbirth Peg Brand and
Paula Granger 15. The Sublimity of Gestating and Giving Birth: Toward a
Feminist Conception of the Sublime Sheila Lintott