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1 online resource (271 p.) |
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Interdisciplinary Research in Gender Ser |
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Interdisciplinary Research in Gender Ser
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| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of contents -- Figures -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Representing abortion -- Feminist theory, representation, and fetal images -- Abortion and reproductive justice approaches -- Contemporary abortion stud -- Conclusion -- Note -- Part I Seeing (and not seeing) abortion -- 2 Secrets -- 3 It's a boy! borted: Fetal bodies, graphic abortion, and the option to look -- Introduction: fetal materiality -- Re-symbolization of the aborted fetus -- The power of iconicity: Mr. Peanutbutter's balloon |
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The fetus as present absence: Saga -- Re-representations of the aborted fetus -- The reimagined fetus: Sextina's video -- The substantive fetal body: 4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days -- Conclusion: the generative fetal body -- Notes -- References -- 4 Museums and the material culture of abortion -- Medical museums and the representation of abortion -- The Museum of Contraception and Abortion -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 5 Who's late?: Degrassi, abortion, history -- Introduction -- Studies of abortion on television -- "Maybe it's wrong, but I don't care" (Erica, 1989) |
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"My name is Lola Pacini. Yesterday I was pregnant, and now I'm not." (Lola, 2017) -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Part II Fetal materiality -- 6 Representing the cause: The strategic rebranding of the anti-abortion movement in Canada -- Traditional anti-abortion advocacy in Canada and its contemporary challenges -- Rebranding the movement: "pro-woman," anti-abortion -- The new movement: RightNow -- The need to rebrand -- Rebranding religion -- (Young) women out front -- Conclusion -- References |
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7 Visual realignment?: The shifting visual terrains of anti-abortion strategies in the Republic of Ireland -- Campaigning for No: Save the 8th and Love Both -- Resisting visual realignment -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- References -- 8 Look like a provider: Representing the materiality of the fetus in abortion care work -- Introduction -- Experiencing abortion -- Provider-scholars and abortion care nuance -- Steps towards multifaceted conversations about the fetus in abortion -- Engage abortion providers -- Evaluate discomfort -- Value complexity and allow tension |
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Acknowledge the fetus -- "Look" like a provider -- Notes -- References -- 9 Dressing the Mizuko Jizo: Materialising the aborted fetus in Japan -- Introduction -- Through the Western lens -- Materialising the fetus through the Mizuko Jizo -- Mizuko kuyo: normalising abortion -- Dressing the mizuko kuyo: women's relationships to their aborted fetuses -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 10 Rattling your rage: Humour, provocation, and the SisterSerpents -- Genesis of the SisterSerpents -- SisterSerpents against fetal worship -- Rattling their rage -- Context of other fetal works |
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Description based upon print version of record |
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Response to Rattle Your Rage |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781000169515 |
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1000169510 |
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