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E-raamat: Reproductive Governance and Bodily Materiality: Flesh, Technologies, and Knowledge

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Reproductive Governance and Bodily Materiality explores the growing centrality and power of the medical professional and lay practices within the field of human reproduction as they entangle with political economic processes, providing examples from multiple countries.



Throughout the collection the authors address the issues of abortion, sterilization, 'natural' childbirth, breastfeeding, surrogacy, pregnancy loss, IVF, disability and parenting, whilst focusing both on the mechanisms through which reproductive behaviours are shaped and controlled, and on the socially and culturally constructed bodies' materiality. The chapters analyse how reproductive governances are inherently attached to different social life aspects, such as gender, industry, and religion, residing within complex political domains and how these features are embodied through practices, care, rituals, and gestures. Rather than assuming corporeal materiality - the 'flesh' - as something stable and pre-given, this collection shows how different bodies are defined and shaped by local biologies, institutional practices and reproductive subjects inside and outside the Euro-American space.



This is essential reading for researchers of social, cultural and medical anthropology, sociology, and education.
Governing reproduction through the matter; Corinna Sabrina Guerzoni and
Claudia Mattalucci

Chapter
1. When the body comes back to strengthen identity and communities;
Dominique Memmi

I Parents by bodies

Chapter
2. Fighting medicalization, feeling full parents: the choice of
natural childbirth in Italy; Chiara Quagliariello 

Chapter
3. Breastfeeding and the production of maternal bodies as part of
holistic care in Switzerland; Caroline Chautems

Chapter
4. Interconnected Experiences and Bodies in US Surrogacy; Corinna
Sabrina Guerzoni 

II Bodys imaginaries and ontologies

Chapter
5. Abortion, pregnancy losses and the afterlife of bodies, bonds and
memories in Italy; Claudia Mattalucci

Chapter
6. Embodying contraception: Womens representations of the body and
reproductive technologies in India; Lucia Gentile 

Chapter
7. Untangling toxicity in birth practices: Placenta politics in the
US and Uganda; Kara Miller 

III Reproductive and bodily disruptions

Chapter
8. The (in)fertile body: Discourses on Assisted Reproductive
Technologies in Spain; Natalia Fernández-Jimeno

Chapter
9. Infertility as a gendered social experience in Italy (Lombardy):
sense of self and modality of action; Léa Linconstant

Chapter
10. Reproductive exclusion: French clients of cross-border
reproductive care in Barcelona; Alexandra Desy and Diana Marre

Chapter
11. The misleading body: Reproducing a defective child in Italy;
Rossana Di Silvio
Corinna Sabrina Guerzoni is a Research Fellow at the Department of Political and Social Sciences at Alma Mater Studiorum, University of Bologna, Italy. Her previously research has been focused on reproductive technologies, gay parenting, new family configurations mostly between Italy and the USA.



Claudia Mattalucci is Associate Professor in Social and Cultural Anthropology at Milano-Bicocca University. Her research interests include gendered bodies; kinship and reproduction; abortion and pregnancy loss. She published several articles and edited and co-edited books on these topics.
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