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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978-94-007-3058-8Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009

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Childbirth Among Hong Kong Chinese,mostly adheres to traditional rituals and customs dominated by Confucianism that emphasizes a harmonious relationship with nature. However, the younger generation may tend to relinquish the Chinese heritage or embrace a fusion of the Chinese and Western cultures in their daily lives (Giger and Davidhizar 1995).

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A History of Western Medicine, Labor, and Birth,irth, which, as western medicine permeates all parts of the world is becoming globally accepted. This chapter focuses primarily on the United States, recognizing occasionally its connection with Europe.

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Book 2009th. We will address multiple rituals and management models surrounding the labor and birth process from communities across the globe...Labor and birth are biocultural events that are managed in countless ways. We are particularly interested in the notion of power. Who controls the pregnancy and the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-86226-451-3 well: suppressing ovulation and delaying the return of menstruation, which effectively acts as a natural contraceptive to increase child spacing. Exclusive breastfeeding is a very active component of culture in many countries, where it is often used to lengthen the time between births of successive children.