Titlebook: Reframing Reproduction; Conceiving Gendered Meredith Nash Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 ca

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‘Diseases’, ‘Defects’, ‘Abnormalities’, and ‘Conditions’: Discursive Tensions in Prenatal Screening an informed decision about whether or not they wish to engage in this testing process, which may lead to future decisions about invasive diagnostic testing and pregnancy termination. In this chapter we examine the way in which choice is discursively constructed in the context of prenatal screening,

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The Limits of ‘Choice’: Abortion and Entrepreneurialismug RU486. Police had charged Tegan Leach and her partner Sergei Brennan under sections of the Queensland Criminal Code concerning the procuring of miscarriage. It was alleged Brennan had arranged for a relative in the Ukraine to supply him tablets of the drug mifolian (a Chinese version of RU486) wh

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Gaps in Post-Birth Care in Neoliberal Times: Evidence from Canadaeir parenting skills, rather than on the provision of broad ranging support for mothers (Dennis et al., 2007; Zadoroznyj, 2006). A wide range of reports produced in the United Kingdom (UK) over the past several years, for example, have centred on the notion of ‘early years’ or ‘foundation years’ int

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Unborn Assemblages: Shifting Configurations of Embryonic and Foetal Embodimentia and social media outlets. What was immediately noticeable about this coverage was the immediate configuring of a new personage: that of the ‘royal foetus’. Spoof Twitter accounts were set up on behalf of the ‘royal foetus’ purporting to be tweeting from ‘inside the royal womb’. Various comments w

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Picturing Postpartum Body Image: A Photovoice Study is unsurprising given the current expectation in western cultures that women should regain their pre-pregnancy bodies quickly in line with the dictates of normative femininity. These cultural norms are targeted at women during pregnancy and have emanated from moral panics around maternal ‘obesity’

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‘My Doctor Told Me I Can Still Have Children But …’: Contradictions in Women’s Reproductive Health Eange of childbirth experiences, use birth control, experience menopause, and have the same risks for reproductive diseases, illnesses, and conditions as able-bodied women. In other words, disabled women can have full reproductive lives. Yet we know relatively little about how women with SCI think ab

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Anticipating and ‘Experiencing’ Birth: Men, Essentialisms, and Reproductive Realmsly discernible across western societies. These shifts signal, for some, new possibilities and ways of imagining motherhood, fatherhood, and doing family life and they emerge as a consequence of socio-cultural, economic, and political transformations as well as medical developments. One response to t

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