Titlebook: Childbirth Across Cultures; Ideas and Practices Helaine Selin Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 biocultural.birth.child.

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A Sacramental Theory of Childbirth in India,gue that the Indian ., cast in the image of the European midwife, as someone who attends to the pregnant woman, delivers the child, the afterbirth and does post partum work may not necessarily exist in one person, or not in one person at all times and in all regions of India. Even the general consen

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Constructions of Birth in Bangladesh,er where and how the birthing is constructed, ultimately it affects the marginalized populations, that is, poor, rural women. Women face poor care in a health system which is inadequate and over-medicalised and marginalises local knowledge and practices. The critical gap in understanding the meaning

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Childbirth and Maternal Mortality in Morocco: The Role of Midwives,.

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Book 2009irth, on Women’s Birth Narratives, and on Child Spacing and Breastfeeding...This book will bring together global research conducted by professional anthropologists, midwives and doctors who work closely with the individuals from the cultures they are writing about, offering a unique perspective dire

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-86226-451-3es infants with natural immunity to childhood diseases through antibodies in the mother’s milk, thereby increasing health and decreasing mortality. If both are in good health, breastfeeding can provide an important bonding experience between mother and child. But breastfeeding has another benefit as

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Linear Response and Green Functions,irth itself (see Davis-Floyd and Sargent 1997; Devries et al. 2001; Ehrenreich and English 1973; Graham and Oakley 1981; Martin 1992; Rapp 2000; Trevathan 1997). Much of this research examines the cultural-social dimensions of medicine and women’s bodies within the biomedical model. But there is a c